Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard, Ola Belle Reed, Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Moonshine Kate and Fiddlin' John Carson, The Coon Creek Girls, Mother Maybelle, Bessie Smith, Gillian Welch, Uncle Dave Macon, Hackensaw Boys and all the other troublemakers...
The Don't Tell Darlings met years ago on the windswept plains of southern Minnesota but now spend their evenings pickin' and singin' in the sweet Virginia hills. They play a mix of long-forgotten and well-remembered tunes, with a healthy scattering of Miss Millie's originals. Their repertoire weaves threads of the old-time, Western Swing, early country and blues, bluegrass, and jug band traditions. Imagine a Depression-era mix tape. At any given moment, the Darlings might be harmonizing like song birds, raising a proper ruckus, or both. With Megan on guitar and Millie on the banjo, their sound is characterized by tight female harmonies and a penchant for songs that let everybody know: these girls will fix your wagon, and that's a promise.
I sure as hell hope our paths cross sooner than later. Little too ridiculous, right? Maybe a Whiskey Friday the last Friday of April? I'll be in town and would love to pull back some drinks which ya's!
Like the sound Meg! I'm not a big fan of country but I definitely enjoyed the tracks you have on here. :) Keep at it. Maybe you'll come home some time to perform? Would love to see a public performance. A
Hey there Darlings- of course we remember you- "Black Eyed Baby"- not sure if that's what it's called, but thought you should've taken the cake on that contest a few years back.
Admiring your tunes here in Scottsville- hopefully we will cross paths with you- seems like you keep good company with the ginny pigdogs. They're nice folks!
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