Tyminski Mountain Stage audio online
Audio from Dan Tyminski’s recent appearance on Mountain Stage can now be accessed online.
The show was recorded on October 12 of this year and broadcast during the week of November 14. Patty Loveless, Chris Knight and Solas were also featured on this show.
Dan and his talented band get a substantial portion of the program, time enough for five songs from his two solo projects (How Many Times, Old Love Affair, Wheels, Heads You Win, Tails I Lose, Knock, Knock!) and his iconic version of I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow.
Joining Dan are Ron Stewart on banjo, Adam Steffey on mandolin, Barry bales on bass and Justin Moses on fiddle.
Find the audio online on the Mountain Stage archives page.
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