I Love You This Much Man
Jim Donelan
Joni
Kansas City Sunday Morning
Kate Kearney (An Irish song from around 1800, rescued, rehabilitated, arranged, and performed by Kenn Amdahl)
Kathlane McCree A song popular in Ireland in about 1800. Rescued, rehabilitated, arranged, and performed by Kenn Amdahl
Kitty of Colrane A song popular in Ireland in about 1800. Rescued, rehabilitated, arranged, and performed by Kenn Amdahl. It survived into the 20th century, obscure but beloved. Bing Crosby sang a version in a movie and made a half-hearted attempt to accompany it with a squeezebox because there was no record of the chords. Kenn arranged chords and a guitar part. A boat was named after the song and seeing its sails at sunset inspired the 1935 song “Red Sails in the Sunset” that was a hit for The Platters.
Last Month of the Year Kenn solo
Last Month of the Year Kenn song done by Cottonwood at Swallow Hill. We missed singing it in December, so we did it in January to welcome the following Christmas. Kenn sings lead, John Galm on percussion
Like a Spider
Little Bit Left in the Bottle (Kenn solo)
Little Bit Left in the Bottle Kenn’s song, Cottonwood performs, Bill Wilton sings lead
Locomotive Sound
Lost in Arkansas
Magpie
Marjean
The Man Who Led the Van (An Irish song from around 1800, rescued, rehabilitated, arranged, and performed by Kenn Amdahl)
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Morning Take Me Kenn Amdahl song performed by Cottonwood, Kenn sings lead
Moon Blues in Seven
Mornin’ Train Blues
Must Have Been the Rain
Mojo for Old Guys
Ghost of Pleasant Ned written and performed by Kenn Amdahl, inspired by all the old Irish songs he rescued from oblivion.
My Love is a Lady
Neo Nazi Samba Song by Kenn and Bill Wilton sung by Cottonwood. Kenn and Bill share the lead
Muddy Mississippi
Night Man at the Depot
Night We Burned the Barley
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