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I Still Love You Yet

Bob Paisley and the Southern Grass

Album · 1985 · Mountain Laurel ML 007

I Still Love You Yet was recorded in 1985 at Bias Recording Company in Springfield, Virginia, and released that year on Mountain Laurel (ML 007). Bob Paisley and Dan Paisley play guitar, Mike Paisley plays bass, and Joe Allison plays mandolin, and fiddle on some tracks. Two sets of players fill the banjo and fiddle chairs: Randal Boring on banjo and Leroy Mumma on fiddle play on “I Still Love You Yet,” “Forty Years of Trouble,” “I Would Not Be Denied” and “Napoleon,” while Randy Stewart on banjo and Ward Stout on fiddle play on the other seven tracks.

Paisley’s band began as Ted Lundy, Bob Paisley and the Southern Mountain Boys, and after Lundy’s death it became Bob Paisley and the Southern Grass. His son Dan, known as Danny, joined it and fronted the band after Bob Paisley’s death in 2004. The songs on the record come from several sources: “Sing Me Back Home” is credited to Merle Haggard, “Banks of the Old Pontchartrain” to Hank Williams, “When My Time Comes to Go” to Molly O’Day and “Does It Have to End This Way” to Mac Martin, and Joe Allison is credited with “Napoleon.”

Tracklist

  1. 1 I still love you yet 2:12
  2. 2 Forty Years of Trouble alt version 3:04
  3. 3 Steamboat round the bend 2:45
  4. 4 Does it have to end this way 3:25
  5. 5 I would not be denied 2:21
  6. 6 Napoleon 2:37
  7. 7 Memory of you 2:47
  8. 8 Sing Me Back Home alt version 4:09
  9. 9 Banks of the old Pontchartrain 2:16
  10. 10 Buttons and bows 2:47
  11. 11 When my time comes to go 2:22

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