Steve Gulley & Tim Stafford

Dogwood Winter

Steve Gulley & Tim Stafford

14 SONGS • 44 MINUTES • AUG 10 2010

  • TRACKS
    TRACKS
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    DETAILS
TRACKS
DETAILS
1
Why Ask Why
02:31
2
Just Along For The Ride
02:38
3
Dogwood Winter
04:32
4
Nebraska Sky
03:29
5
Just Another Setting Sun
04:00
6
How Did That Turn Into My Problem
02:30
7
One A Day Like This
02:43
8
You Hurt Me All Over Again
03:58
9
Snow
03:29
10
Torches
03:07
11
Deep End Man
02:34
12
Sixteen Cents
03:01
13
Dying Won't Be Hard At All
03:01
14
Angel On It's Way
02:58
℗© 2010 Green Hill Productions

Artist bios

Guitarist, songwriter, producer, author, and teacher Tim Stafford is an ex-member of Alison Krauss & Union Station and a founding member of the award-winning contemporary bluegrass group Blue Highway. Stafford's flat-picking skills have made him an in-demand session player over the decades, and a host of bluegrass and country greats have recorded his original songs. He released his debut album, Endless Line, in 2004 and has continued to issue solo material and duet recordings, including 2023's Lost Voices with Thomm Jutz. In addition to his recorded output, Stafford co-authored 2010's Still Inside: The Tony Rice Story. He has taught music at colleges and universities and served as an instructor at every major bluegrass-oriented camp.

Born and raised in Kingsport, Tennessee, Stafford took a shine to bluegrass music in the mid-'70s and never looked back. He started on banjo but eventually transitioned to guitar near the end of the decade, honing his skills in regional groups like Mountain Memories and the Boys in the Band. He co-founded Dusty Miller in the late '80s alongside Adam Steffey, Tammy Rogers, Brian Fesler, and Barry Bales. From 1990 to 1992, Stafford, Steffey, and Bales were Alison Krauss & Union Station members, and they shared the group's 1992 Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album for Every Time You Say Goodbye. In 1994, he became a founding member of Blue Highway, which issued a series of acclaimed albums beginning with 1995's It's a Long, Long Road. The long-running group has racked up multiple awards, including the Best Bluegrass Album Grammy for 2016's Original Traditional. Stafford is an immensely popular session musician, playing on albums by Willie Nelson, Kenny Chesney, and Jorma Kaukonen, among many others, and his original songs have been recorded by Ronnie Bowman, Jim Hurst, Mountain Heart, Claire Lynch, Scottie Sparks, and Dan Tyminski. ~ James Christopher Monger

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Language of performance
English
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