Artist:Bill Staines
Release:Tracks and Trails
Released: 1991
Label: Rounder
Catalog#: 1134
Format: FLAC / Lossless / Log (100%) / Cue
Country: USA
Style:folk

1. In Order to Survive 
2. Music to Me 
3. Walker Behind the Wheel 
4. The Streets of Old Quebec 
5. The Little Cowboys's Lullaby 
6. Heart of Stone 
7. The Long Trains 
8. I Never Got to Say Goodbye 
9. Gold Dust in Our Eyes 
10. Winter 
11. Peter Amberley 
12. Winter on the Railroad 
13. Traveling Shoes

On this studio album, Staines mixes traditional songs, like "Peter Amberly," in which we get to hear the melody Dylan used in "I Pity the Poor Immigrant," with another dozen of his comforting originals enhanced by delicate arrangements

The American landscape has been a major theme for New Hampshire-based singer/songwriter Bill Staines. His songs have captured the beauty of rivers, mountains, and the open space of the American West. Staines' ability to write songs that seem like traditional folk songs has made him a favorite source of new material. His original tunes, including "The Roseville Fair," "River," "Wild, Wild Heart," "Yellowstone Winds," and "A Place in the Choir (All God's Critters)," have been covered by such artists as Nanci Griffith, Jerry Jeff Walker, Grandpa Jones, Fairport Convention, Priscilla Herdman, Gordon Bok, and Mason Williams.