Jim's second album of Appalachian roots contemporary folk songs.

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Contents

#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Pentecost	4:18
2		21ciob	1:52
3		Horizon	4:58
4		Don't Let the World Get You Down	4:30
5		Follow Me	3:29
6		There's a Wind	3:36
7		Bob Dylan's Blues	5:53
8		Sorrow	3:58
9		Eyes of December	4:31
10		The Mountain	4:39
11		California Silent Night	2:43
12		Turn Your World Around	4:52
13		Setting Sun	3:36
14		Walkin' Shoes	2:05

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Description

Born and raised in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in West Virginia, Jim has developed an acoustic musical style rooted firmly in folk music, with lyrics that look to the future. He began writing his own songs in 1989 after a hitch in the Marine Corps, graduate school in physics, and a career in medical physics and aerospace. In 2001 Jim in his family returned to the West Virginia Hills and currently live in Morgantown.

Jim's roots are Appalachian music with influences by Woody Guthrie, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and Butch Hancock (and more).

Jim is at home whether performing on the main stage at a national festival, on a picket line or in a coffeehouse. Jim also puts much of his effort into performing benefits for a variety of organizations, from grass roots groups helping the homeless, fighting Muscular Dystrophy, helping Earthsave LA, the Tree People, Wake-Up LA and many others. Jim has opened for John Denver with the Planet Players at the Windstar Conference in Aspen Colorado.

For eight consecutive years Jim has performed on the main stage and hosted songwriting workshops at the Traditional Music Festival in Avoca, Iowa. Also for the past seven years, he has traveled to Texas and played around campfires at the Kerrville Folk Festival, and has been invited to perform at the 1999 festival. Jim's songs are weaving their way into the fabric of American folk music, on radio, and at festivals and venues from Alaska to the Caribbean, Europe and Australia.


Jim's newest recording, released in February 2002 is titled "Don't Let the World Get You Down." His first CD titled "The Man in the Street" was released February of 1998. Earlier recordings included a self produced cassette, and a release on Prairie records titled "Avoca by Night." Jim was a regular on "Malibu Folk," a syndicated radio show hosted by the late Brian May, and has been featured nationally on "River City Folk," a one hour music and interview program on the NPR. Fast Folk Records included Jim's song "Avoca by Night" on their Los Angeles 1993 CD.