SONGVAULT ALBUM LISTING |

If Stones Could Talk

Waiting for Rain

Waiting For Rain
|

|
#180 in Country SongVault Certified
To Jimmy
Waiting for Rain Country
Length: 4:34
On Network Since Mar 2, 2009
|

|
#192 in Country SongVault Certified
Waiting for Rain
Waiting for Rain Americana
Length: 3:15
On Network Since Feb 24, 2009
|

|
#213 in Folk SongVault Certified
Talking to a Stone
If Stones Could Talk Contemporary Folk
Length: 3:51
On Network Since Jul 23, 2011
|

|
#214 in Folk SongVault Certified
Twelve Days
If Stones Could Talk Contemporary Folk
Length: 3:16
On Network Since Jul 23, 2011
|

|
#319 in Country SongVault Certified
Carburetor
Waiting For Rain Americana
Length: 2:42
On Network Since Jul 29, 2008
|

|
#368 in Country SongVault Certified
Anna Mae
Waiting For Rain Bluegrass
Length: 3:41
On Network Since Jul 29, 2008
|

|
#372 in Country SongVault Certified
Oregon Hill
Waiting for Rain Contemporary Bluegrass
Length: 4:59
On Network Since Mar 2, 2009
|

|
#396 in Country SongVault Certified
Working Man's Hands
Waiting For Rain Americana
Length: 3:42
On Network Since Feb 24, 2009
|

|
#397 in Country SongVault Certified
Country Boy
Waiting for Rain Americana
Length: 3:52
On Network Since Feb 24, 2009
|

|
#398 in Country SongVault Certified
Ghost Town
Waiting for Rain Americana
Length: 3:47
On Network Since Mar 2, 2009
|

|
#402 in Country SongVault Certified
Fool's Gold
Waiting For Rain Bluegrass
Length: 3:14
On Network Since Jul 29, 2008
|

|
#415 in Country SongVault Certified
Earl Thomas Johnson
Waiting for Rain Contemporary Bluegrass
Length: 4:05
On Network Since Mar 2, 2009
|

|
#13 in Country SongVault Auditions
River, Railway, Road
If Stones Could Talk Bluegrass
Length: 3:26
On Network Since Jul 23, 2011
|
|
 Gene and Gayla Mills
Richmond Virginia, United States
Americana / Contemporary Folk
Gene and Gayla Mills play acoustic Americana—modern folk tinged with bluegrass and country, featuring Gene’s award-winning original songs. They offer “some of the best organic music you could hope to come across,” (Chris Specter, Midwest Record).
Their new CD, If Stones Could Talk” reached #5 on the Roots Music Folk Chart (Nov-Jan) and #11 on the Folk DJ chart in August. “Talking to a Stone,” which has already won two first place songwriting awards, reached #9 on the Folk DJ Chart.
Gene’s songs tell rich stories, many based on real people--miners, farmers, lovers, and soldiers. His first CD Waiting for Rain garnered nationwide airplay, and he has won over a dozen country and folk songwriting awards. Gene is also an accomplished flatpicking guitarist.
Gayla’s bass playing, solid, rhythmic, and melodic, is accompanied by harmonies tender and sweet. She is also the driving force behind the recording and promotion of Gene’s songs, which he first began writing and performing in the late 1970s.
On their recent release If Stones Could Talk they are joined by Bill Evans (banjo), Ivan Rosenberg (dobro), Jim Skelding (fiddle), and Barry Lawson (mandolin.)
Their influences include Townes Van Zandt, Claire Lynch, Crooked Still, Alison Kraus, Nickel Creek, Si Kahn, and Robin and Linda Williams.
|