Biography:
The SteelDrivers is an American bluegrass band from Nashville, Tennessee. Members include fiddler Tammy Rogers, bassist Mike Fleming, guitarist Gary Nichols and banjoist Richard Bailey. The band has recorded two albums on the Rounder Records label and one independent live album recorded at The Station Inn.
After playing at bluegrass festivals from around 2005 they signed to Rounder Records and released a self-titled debut in 2008. The album peaked at No.
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Other songs:
- If It Hadn't Been For Love
- Angel Of The Night
- Blue Side Of The Mountain
- Burnin The Woodshed Down
- Can You Run
- Drinkin Dark Whiskey
- East Kentucky Home
- Ghosts Of Mississippi
- Good Corn Liquor
- Guitars Whiskey Guns And Knives
- Hear The Willow Cry
- Heaven Sent
- Higher Than The Wall
- How Long Have I Been Your Fool
- If It Hadnt Been For Love
- If You Cant Be Good Be Gone
- Ill Be There
- Lonesome Goodbye
- Long Way Down
- Midnight On The Mountain
- Midnight Tears
- Peacemaker
- River Runs Red
- Sticks That Made Thunder
- The Price
- The Reckless Side Of Me
- To Be With You Again
- Where Rainbows Never Die
- You Put The Hurt On Me
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Verse]
D C
The thirty-first day of December
G D
Three thousand dressed in blue and gray
D C
All sons of the Heavenly Father
G D
Lay in a watery grave
C G
And the river runs red
D C G D
The river runs red
[Verse]
D C
One shot woke the Tennessee mornin'
G D
Soon fire and smoke filled the sky
D C
Then rain came down with no warning
G D
As sorrow fell down from all sides
[Chorus]
D
The river runs red
Am/C
The river runs red
G
No winners or losers
D
When you count the dead
D
We watch it roll by,
Am/C
We all bow our heads,
G
The guns have gone silent
D C G
But the river runs red
D C G D
[Verse]
D C
Now Rogers was from Alabama
G D
And Thomas an old New York town
D C
But soon they would die like blood brothers
G D
In the streets where their souls would flow down
[Chorus]
D
The river runs red
Am/C
The river runs red
G
No winners or losers
D
When you count the dead
D
We watch it roll by,
Am/C
We all bow our heads,
G
The guns have gone silent
C G D
But the river runs red
[Bridge]
F G
Some say you could see round for miles
D
And it flowed that way so many years
F G
Now the water looks clean and untainted
G
But Stones River will never run clear
D
The river runs red
Am/C
The river runs red
G
No winners or losers
D
When you count the dead
D
We watch it roll by,
Am/C
We all bow our heads,
G
The guns have gone silent
D C G
But the river runs red
D C G D
D C
The thirty-first day of December
G D
Three thousand dressed in blue and gray
D C
All sons of the Heavenly Father
G D
Lay in a watery grave
C G
And the river runs red
D C G D
The river runs red
[Verse]
D C
One shot woke the Tennessee mornin'
G D
Soon fire and smoke filled the sky
D C
Then rain came down with no warning
G D
As sorrow fell down from all sides
[Chorus]
D
The river runs red
Am/C
The river runs red
G
No winners or losers
D
When you count the dead
D
We watch it roll by,
Am/C
We all bow our heads,
G
The guns have gone silent
D C G
But the river runs red
D C G D
[Verse]
D C
Now Rogers was from Alabama
G D
And Thomas an old New York town
D C
But soon they would die like blood brothers
G D
In the streets where their souls would flow down
[Chorus]
D
The river runs red
Am/C
The river runs red
G
No winners or losers
D
When you count the dead
D
We watch it roll by,
Am/C
We all bow our heads,
G
The guns have gone silent
C G D
But the river runs red
[Bridge]
F G
Some say you could see round for miles
D
And it flowed that way so many years
F G
Now the water looks clean and untainted
G
But Stones River will never run clear
D
The river runs red
Am/C
The river runs red
G
No winners or losers
D
When you count the dead
D
We watch it roll by,
Am/C
We all bow our heads,
G
The guns have gone silent
D C G
But the river runs red
D C G D
The Struts
The Submarines
The Subways
The Suicide Mach (...)
The Summer Set
The Tallest Mab (...)
The Tallest Man (...)
The Tams
The Taxpayers
The Tea Party