The radio just played a mountain song, accompanied by a banjo, sung in a minor key. It was first heard during the Civil War, but white caskets are also coming home now. Activities continue abroad, at black sites.
Axé.
The radio just played a mountain song, accompanied by a banjo, sung in a minor key. It was first heard during the Civil War, but white caskets are also coming home now. Activities continue abroad, at black sites.
Axé.
What a hauntingly sad song.
Would you be willing to give the call letters of the radio station you heard this on? I would love to tune in if I could.
KPFA – 94.1 FM Berkeley – http://www.kpfa.org – I did not catch the name of the group singing, but it may have been the Abbot Family. KPFA is good for this kind of thing Sunday afternoons.
Haunting lyrics.
I just clicked the link and the page reads,
“Up Next – Democracy Now!”
Obviously, I bookmarked.