Jerry Douglas & Peter Rowan - Wayside Tavern

two masters playing together. wonderful. The Travis picking merges with the sliding dobro perfectly. And the evocation of the tavern makes you wants you to be there

Nothing better!!

Ive searched long and wide for this album. One of my favorites from my youth!!!

This is so fantastic.

Wayside Tavern
written by Peter Rowan and B. and Peggy Logan / performed by Peter Rowan and Jerry Douglas

Winter wind, whining low
Snow covered ground
The midnight sky as black as ink
Snowflakes like stars, falling down
Wayside tavern window light
Beckons unto me
Tarry by the hearthside bright
Seek good company

I stepped in, to join the din
So carefree and so loud
Just to lose old Mr. Blues
And mingle with the crowd

Blue light glows where the whisky flows
Amber down my glass
Burns my lips like your passionate kiss
I can't let you pass
Fiddles play love's melody
Calls us to the dance
And your eyes, like distant stars
Embrace me in your trance

Morning sun, new fallen snow
You're warm within my arms
Watching our breath in frosty air
No strangers to love's charms
Any time you want me
I'l find a way to you
By the wayside tavern door
With my old friend, Mr. Blues

I felt so lucky to have this album come out after being a fan for ten years. Great late masterpiece like Spirit by Willie Nelson.