Down To Deep Gap: A Doc Watson Collection

Deep Gap, a small community just a little ways off the highway leading up the mountain into Boone, NC is where the leaves first take to their fall splendor around this time of year and where the old man with the only gas pump for the next 20 miles tells stories about seeing Bill Monroe play at his schoolhouse. Back in the holler lived a man by the name of Arthel Lane Watson, blind since his first birthday and one of the finest flatpicking guitar players and country blues singers that ever graced the planet. Better known as Doc Watson, he used his guitar and voice to depict life in the American South and Appalachian Mountains; praise for the good Lord, hard work on the farm, and love for the prettiest miss. We've whittled a collection of our favorite Doc songs. Enjoy, love thy neighbor, and God bless.  

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Pig In A Pen
Nothing To It (Instrumental)
Midnight on The Stormy Deep
Brown's Ferry Blues
My Dear Old Southern Home
Train That Carried My Girl From Town
Matty Groves
Rising Sun Blues
Solid Gone
Black Mountain Rag
Travellin' Man
Freight Train Boogie
Mole In The Ground
What Would You Give In Exchange For Your Soul
Rabbit In A Log
Country Blues
Windy And Warm
Call Of The Road