The Best of Folk, Americana, and Bluegrass songs from songwriter Dave Norris's albums, featuring tunes covered by major performers including Blue Highway, The Seldom Scene, and Larry Sparks.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Timberline	3:45
2		Time & Its Changes	3:23
3		Dusty	3:36
4		Old Tom's Restless Bones	3:36
5		The Oracle	6:23
6		This Little Town Along The Way	2:49
7		Mama's Farm	2:54
8		The Sawmill Man	2:48
9		Hometown America	3:55
10		The Walking Song	2:42
11		Every Little Thing	3:17
12		Moon Magic	2:21
13		Grandpa Was a Gentleman	3:28
14		The America	3:41

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Description

"His mellow, crackling ditties have all the pace and timbre of folk, but are spun with bluegrass's backwoods scales. They're new songs that sound like campfire classics." - Music.download.com

Described by Bluegrass Unlimited as "one of the most refreshing new writers in bluegrass music" Singer-songwriter Dave Norris has been crafting songs all of his life, reflecting the heritage of his southern Maryland region. Born and raised in the historic colonial port town of Chaptico, on the western shore of St. Mary's County, Maryland, his tunes have been recorded by such quality artists as: Blue Highway, The Seldom Scene, IIIrd Tyme Out, Larry Sparks, Valarie Smith & Liberty Pike, Jim Hurst, and Gary Ferguson and Sally Love.
His song The Best Durn Ride, is the title cut of the new album by IIIrd Tyme Out on CMG Chateau Records.

In 1996 his song Timberline won Nashville's Chris Austin Songwriting Contest at Merlefest, in Wilkesboro, N.C. He has performed Songwriter Showcases at the IBMA (International Bluegrass Musicians Assoc) in Louisville, Ky., Picker's Supply Songwriter's Night in Fredricksburg, Va., and also represented Southern Maryland at the Maritime exhibit of the Smithsonian Folklife Festival 2004 in Washington, D.C.

His style of Folk, Americana and Bluegrass music is well worth the listen.