Biografia:
The longest active professional brother duet in the history of bluegrass and country music and a pioneering first-generation act in bluegrass music. Deep in the mountains of southwest Virginia still stands the white aging farmhouse Jim & Jesse first called home. Raised in the small community of Carfax, located near Coeburn, VA, the boys grew up in a family steeped in traditional mountain music. This background made it natural for them to follow in the footsteps of their grandfather Charlie McReynolds
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
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No one can ever hold the wind
C G
So don't waste your time holding on to me
D7 G
Just let me love then I'll be gone again
A7 D7 G
For there's one thing little girl you must see
As long as the winds blow as long as the rivers flow
D7 G
As long as the train whistles scream
As long as the wild goose flies as long as the flood tides rise
D7 G
There's just no way of holding me
Mister this chain gang can never hold
C G
A man with such a wandering restless soul
D7 G
Just turn your back and that's the last time you'll see
A7 D7 G
This old wandering boy from Tennessee
As long as the winds blow as long as the rivers flow
D7 G
As long as the train whistles scream
As long as the wild goose flies as long as the flood tides rise
D7 G
There's just no way of holding me
Momma it's so good to be back home
C G
It's not right for you and papa to be here alone
D7 G
But listen to that late evening train
A7 D7 G
Well I coulda swore I heard it call my name
As long as the winds blow as long as the rivers flow
D7 G
As long as the train whistles scream
As long as the wild goose flies as long as the flood tides rise
D7 G
There's just no way of holding me
No one can ever hold the wind
C G
So don't waste your time holding on to me
D7 G
Just let me love then I'll be gone again
A7 D7 G
For there's one thing little girl you must see
As long as the winds blow as long as the rivers flow
D7 G
As long as the train whistles scream
As long as the wild goose flies as long as the flood tides rise
D7 G
There's just no way of holding me
Mister this chain gang can never hold
C G
A man with such a wandering restless soul
D7 G
Just turn your back and that's the last time you'll see
A7 D7 G
This old wandering boy from Tennessee
As long as the winds blow as long as the rivers flow
D7 G
As long as the train whistles scream
As long as the wild goose flies as long as the flood tides rise
D7 G
There's just no way of holding me
Momma it's so good to be back home
C G
It's not right for you and papa to be here alone
D7 G
But listen to that late evening train
A7 D7 G
Well I coulda swore I heard it call my name
As long as the winds blow as long as the rivers flow
D7 G
As long as the train whistles scream
As long as the wild goose flies as long as the flood tides rise
D7 G
There's just no way of holding me
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Jim Capaldi
Jim Carroll
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