John Hartford
John Cowan Hartford, born John Cowan Harford on December 30, 1937, was an
American country-folk singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who grew up in
St. Louis, Missouri. Early in his career, he played banjo in local bluegrass
groups with Doug and Rodney Dillard, later recording the collaborative albums
Dillard-Hartford-Dillard (1977) and Dillard-Hartford-Dillard (1980). Following
school and military service, Hartford worked as a radio disc jockey and moved to
Nashville, signing with RCA in 1966, when label executive Chet Atkins inserted
the "t" into his surname. He issued h...
Up on the Hill Where They Do the BoogieJohn Hartford
Aereo-Plain
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LorenaJohn Hartford
Gum Tree Canoe
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Steamboat Whistle BluesJohn Hartford
Aereo-Plain
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Foggy Mountain TopEarl Scruggs, John Hartford, Sonny Osborne, Larry Perkins, Roy Huskey Jr. and Terry Eldredge
A Touch Of The Past
Good Old Electric Washing MachineJohn Hartford
Good'le Days
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CaminhoneiroNila Ensaios, John Hartford, Roberto Carlos, Erasmo Carlos, Cicinho Silva, Gianfranco Casanova and Antônio Batista de Oliveira Jr
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