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Tonic Water: This album of “Rocky Mountain Country Music” features ten original songs with close harmonies, and the “home-grown” acoustic sound that has become the Rawling Brothers trademark. The album includes the song “Running with the Wind”, which was released as a single on country music radio in Europe. Listen to : Runnin' with the wind Shelly's Song Born in a Prairie Town |
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Chapel Rock Reunion: The ten Gospel songs on this album were recorded sitting around the livingrooom at the home place, at the foot of the snow-covered Livingstone Mountains. The band had just finished a year of heavy touring, and the sound is well seasoned. One of the highlights for the Rawling boys was getting their dad to join them with his mandolin on the classic Gospel song, “I’ll Fly Away”. Listen to : Living Water Rock Steady Consecrated |
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Hand Me Downs, Volume One: Doug and Bruce had plans to make an album with their father, of some of the old classics they often played with him. These plans were interrupted by their father’s illness, and the album was never recorded. After their father passed away, they decided to go ahead and record these songs anyway. The result was a double album set called “Hand Me Downs”, Volume One, Gospel Classics, which won a Vibe award for the best Country/Bluegrass album in Canada, and Volume Two, Cowboy Classics. Both albums have a definite old-time sound, and were very fun to record. Listen to : What a Friend we have in Jesus Just a Closer Walk Guide Me Oh Thou Great Jehovah |
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Hand Me Downs, Volume Two Listen to : Rainbow on the Rio Colorado Streets of Loredo You are my Sunshine |
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A Window in my Basement: Although Bruce was heavily involved in this album, it is a solo effort by Doug, in that all the songs are written and sung by him. Most of the songs were written during a time of difficult changes, the greatest being the loss of their father to cancer. Listen to : Never Leave Me or Forsake Me A Window in my Basement Holy Holy |
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