Date: 04-04-09 Howdy, my name is Charlie Wiley. I'm the one playing the fiddle. This photo is of me and my friend Jeff Terrell, playing at Jeff's annual Guitar Ranch Music Fest. The other three gentlemen are Max Stalling's band members, Bryce Clarke (lead guitar), Jeff Howe (drums), Jason Steinsultz (bass). What an honor it was for me to be on the stage with these guys! If you would like to hear some of my songs, just click on one of the links below and be sure your speakers are on. I've also included two videos of myself and Stacie Tiller playing at the South Texas Opry Show in Corpus on 16 April 2009. Vocals Under The Boardwalk (Style of the Drifters) - Accompaniment = Roland synthesizer The Heart That You Own (Style of the D. Yoakam) - Accompaniment: Guitar = me; fiddle = me Ballad of Thunder Road (Style of R Mitchum) - Accompaniment = guitar (me), harmonica (me) Angry All the Time (Style of T McGraw) - Accompaniment = Karaoke CD I'd Be Better Off [In a Pinebox] (Style of D Stone) - Accompaniment = Karaoke CD Wreck of the Old 97 (Style of J Cash) - Accompaniment = Roland synthesizer Hallelujah (Style of Shreck Soundtrack) - Accompaniment = Roland synthesizer Violin Ashokan Farewell : Violin - me, keyboard accompaniment - me It Is Well With My Soul - Lead vocals by my daughter-in-law, Callie, harmony vocals and guitar accompaniment by my son Hank, cello accompaniment by Stacie Tiller and violin accompaniment by me. Silent Night - Violin with piano accompaniment I play both violin parts, recorded one at a time on separate tracks with Power Tracks Little Town of Bethlehem - Violin with piano accompaniment I play both violin parts, recorded one at a time on separate tracks with Power Tracks Infant Holy, Infant Lowly - Violin with piano accompaniment I play both violin parts, recorded one at a time on separate tracks with Power Tracks Videos S.Tex Opry Show #1 Stacie Tiller & Me - 04/16/09 The Heart That You Own S.Tex Opry Show #2 Stacie Tiller & Me - 04/16/09 Wide Afternoon

© Copyright 2008, Charlie Wiley Revised: 23 August 2008 URL: http://charliewiley.com Life was tough for the early settlers, but then someone would get out the fiddle and make it all worse.