Fri
Dec 14 2012
08:57 am
By: WhitesCreek
Sarah Pirkle, Milly Cavender, and Griffin Cavender Vann are the Naughty Knots. They are all talented songwriters as well as great singers. Tonight they play for us at Market Street and tomorrow they head into the studio to record their new CD.
Sarah wrote this song and frankly, I like her live version a little better than Dale Ann Bradley's. But Ms. Bradley has had this one on the Bluegrass chart for a long time now at number 3. Sarah and the Naughty Knots will play their version live tonight. (Don't get choked up, now)
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