Teddie Cochran
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Grandpas Fiddle
Grandpas Fiddle
Tribute to all the great fiddle players of yesteryears and today.
The Wishing Chair
The Wishing Chair
The wishing chair is a story of the San Miguel Mission Legend. It is told that an indian maiden was blessed in the chair and her wish came true.
When I Get Over You
When I Get Over You
I think the lyric of this song says it better than I can unless I'm singing it.
In My Father's House
In My Father's House
I was driving to work as usual and like every day I praised Jesus and thanked the Lord for the day. Then I asked Lord, what is it of me you would have me to do for you. He asked I write this song for you.
Love Is A Canvas
Love Is A Canvas
When two people fall in love that love is the foundation or canvas for the masterpiece they paint together.
Where Corn Don't Grow
Where Corn Don't Grow
'County Line' band members; Rythum Guitar, Lead Vocal - Teddie Cochran: Fiddle, Background Vocal - Rebecca Snow: Banjo, Background Vocal - David Balinski: Bass - John McConnell: Mandolin - Jimmy Beeler
This Old Guitar
This Old Guitar
A Story told by a Gibson Dove guitar and his adventures. Lead and background vocals, Rythum guitar, Banjo, Fiddle - Teddie Cochran: lead Guitar - Jimmy Tears; Bass - Nic Brodie
Fox Played The Fiddle
Fox Played The Fiddle
Lee Herterich and I co-wrote the lyric. He did a folk version while I wrote a oldtime bluegrass version. This soundtrack feature my best friend and fiddle player Jimmy Tears playing the fiddle and mandolin.
Your Are
Your Are
There are few things in this world worth dying for. Jesus Christ is the highest and most deserving, for there is no greater Glory than a life in his service.
Lord,Which Way From Here
Lord,Which Way From Here
Subject: You've Reached the Top 10! Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2006 08:32:57 -0600 Dear Teddie Cochran - Songwriter, CONGRATULATIONS! 'Lord, Which Way From Here' has entered the Country - Religious Top 10 at Broadjam! Click on the link bel
Last Letter Home
Last Letter Home
My arrangment of an old civil war tune performed by 'The County Line Band'. Lead vocal, rythum guitar & banjo - Teddie Cochran: Fiddle, Background vocal - Rebecca Snow: Mandolin - Jimmy Beeler: Bass-John McConnell
They Took The Country Out of Country
They Took The Country Out of Country
A Haggards Style Honky Tonk Swing
Cripple Creek Reel
Cripple Creek Reel
Originally written as a bluegrass fiddle tune however when I took this song into the studio a top fiddle player was not avialable. We opted to do the fiddle part as a lead guitar part. So I rewrote the fiddle part as a guitar lead lick.
