2019 - Featuring the award-winning bluegrass song Fire On The Mountain
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Manuela
(4:29)
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Birth Of A Nation
(4:17)
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Baltic Boogie
(3:28)
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Ninety Miles From Nashville
(4:02)
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Tough Cookie
(2:57)
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Day Job
(3:09)
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(Nothing But) Flowers
(4:47)
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Lives In The Balance
(3:20)
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Kona Boys
(2:53)
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Last Redneck Sheriff
(4:50)
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Fire On The Mountain
(2:39)
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221B Baker Street
(2:53)
- David Kuncicky: vocals, fiddle, banjo, guitar, bass
- Steffie Grow: vocals
- Richard Clyde Kuncicky: guitar
- Carlos Rodriguez: accordian, harmonica, piano
- All songs written by David Kuncicky (BMI) except:
- (Nothing But) Flowers by David Byrne, Jerry Harrison, Tina Weymouth, Yves
N'jock, and Chris Frantz (WB Music Corp. o/b/o Index Music, Inc.)
- Lives In The Balance by Jackson Browne (Swallow Turn Music)
- 221B Baker Street by Patrick Gowers (Sony/ATV Publishing)
Recorded, mixed and mastered at La Barberia Studios, Santa Fe, New Mexico
2017 - Featuring the award-winning cover of Walk Of Life
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Walk Of Life (4:07) (Mark Knopfler) ©Straightjacket Songs Ltd.
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Down Along The Cove
(2:39) (Bob Dylan) ©Dwarf Music
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Old Stoat (3:05) (David Kuncicky) ©David Kuncicky
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A Hurricane's Coming (3:15) (Delma Carl Suggs) ©Hurricane Hole Music
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Blind Boy Billy (3:31) (Bill Wharton) ©Peckerwood Publishing
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End Of The Line (3:18) (Dylan, Orbison, Lynne, Harrison, Petty)
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Hotter Than That (2:55) (Lillian Hardin Armstrong) ©Universal-MCA Music
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Pack It Up (3:08) (Pokey Lafarge) ©Bluewater Music Corp.
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Tate's Hell (3:39) (Will McLean) ©Wakulla Music Co.
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The Gates Of Haast (4:39) (David Kuncicky) ©David Kuncicky
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Tough Cookie (2:59) (David Kuncicky) ©David Kuncicky
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There But For Fortune (3:14) (Phil Ochs) ©Almo Music Corp
- David Kuncicky: vocals, fiddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin, bass
- Steffie Grow: vocals, kazoo, washboard, spoons
- Paul Bast: dobro
Recorded, mixed and mastered at La Barberia Studios, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Review of
An American In Texas
Santa Fe Reporter June 2016
reviewed by Alex De Vore
Kudos to Kuncicky for registering the super-apt website domain, “oldfiddleguy.com,”
and double-kudos for absolutely slaying, old fiddle guy or not. An American in Texas
not only weaves in and out of styles so deftly it’s mind-boggling, the entire
production is absolutely perfect. From the Spanish-sounding opener “Old Stoat” and
the oh-so-bluegrass movements of “Snake in the Grass” to the Irish-esque “Bending
the Dragon” and the gorgeous closing title track, the entire album is so jubilant
that Kuncicky’s absolute love of fiddle-driven numbers practically jumps off the
album and hugs you tight. In a sea of emulators, the man has gone all-original amid
an old-timey style of music, and this is no small feat. Like fiddle? You need this.
Contact the Old Fiddle Guy:
David Kuncicky
La Barberia Studios
PO Box 2858, Santa Fe, NM 87504
e-mail: oldfiddleguy at gmail.com