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Mac & Bob

Albums

Songs for Country Home Folks Volume 1

Songs for Country Home Folks Volume 2

EPs

A Faded Rose, a Broken Heart / Look What You've Done to Me

Does True Love Live Today? / Two Little Girls Loved One Little Boy

Down the Lane of Memory / Under the Old Sierra Moon

He Carved His Mother's Name Upon the Tree / 'Tis Home Because Mother Is There

I Told the Stars About You / When It's Lamp Lightin' Time in the Valley

I've Nothing to Live for Now / He Left the One Who Loved Him for Another

Just a Kerosene Lamp / Paint a Rose on the Garden Wall

Keep a Light in Your Window Tonight / Please Let Me Broadcast to Heaven

Swinging Down the Old Orchard Lane / Down Where the Roses Go to Sleep

Take Up Thy Cross / I Heard My Mother Call My Name in Prayer

That Little Boy of Mine / When We Carved Our Hearts on the Old Oak Tree

That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine / When I Was a Boy from the Mountains

Twenty-One Years

What Does the Deep Sea Say / When the Roses Bloom Again

What Does the Deep Sea Say? / When the Roses Bloom Again

What a Friend We Have in Mother / There Must Be a Bright Tomorrow (For Each Yesterday of Tears)

What a Friend We Have in Mother / There Must Be a Bright Tomorrow

When It's Lamp Lightin' Time in the Valley / I Told the Stars About You

When the Harvest Days Are Over / the Romance Ended

When the Roses Bloom Again / What Does the Deep Sea Say

Where the River Shannon Flows / My Wild Irish Rose

Where the River Shannon Flows

Songs

'Tis Home Because Mother Is There

A Faded Rose, a Broken Heart

A Picture No Artist Can Paint

Asleep at the Switch

Beautiful Isle of Somewhere

Birmingham Jail

Bright Sherman Valley

Does True Love Live Today?

Don't Grieve for Mother

Down Where the Roses Go to Sleep

Down the Lane of Memory

Gentle Anna

Go and Leave Me If You Wish To

Hand Me Down My Walking Cane

He Carved His Mother's Name Upon the Tree

He Left the One Who Loved Him for Another

Home Sweet Home in Tennessee

I Heard My Mother Call My Name in Prayer

I I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again

I Love You Best of All

I Told the Stars About You

I Wish I Had Died in My Cradle

I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles

I'm Free Again

I've Nothing to Live for Now

I've Nothingto Live for Now

If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again

Just Plain Folks

Just a Kerosene Lamp

Keep a Light in Your Window Tonight

Knoxville Gal

Little Log Cabin in the Lane

Little Nell

Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane

Look What You've Done to Me

May I Sleep in Your Barn Tonight Mister

My Wild Irish Rose

On the Road to Happiness

Out in This Cold World

Paint a Rose on the Garden Wall

Please Let Me Broadcast to Heaven

Pretty Polly

Put My Little Shoes Away

Rocky Mountain Rose

Sadie Ray

Sarah Jane

She's More to Be Pitied Than Censured

She's the Tie That Binds

Songs My Mother Used to Sing

Sunny Tennessee

Sweet Allalee

Swinging Down the Old Orchard Lane

Take Up Thy Cross and Follow Me

Take Up Thy Cross

That Little Boy of Mine

That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine

That Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine

The Baggage Coach Ahead

The Drunkard's Dream

The East Bound Train

The Old Cottage Home

The Old Village Church

The Orphan Boy

The Romance Ended

The Two Orphans

There Must Be a Bright Tomorrow

There's No Disappointment in Heaven

There's No Light in the Window

Three Leaves of Shamrock

Twenty One Years

Twenty-One Years Pt. 2

Twenty-One Years-Part 1

Twenty-One Years-Part 2

Twenty-One Years

Two Little Girls Loved One Little Boy

Under the Old Sierra Moon

Under the Old Umbrella

We Carved Our Hearts on the Old Oak Tree

Weeping Willow Tree

What Does the Deep Sea Say?

What Does the Deep Sea Say

What a Friend We Have in Mother

When I Was a Boy from the Mountains

When It's Lamp Lightin' Time in the Valley

When We Carved Our Hearts on the Old Oak Tree

When the Candle Lights Are Gleaming

When the Harvest Days Are Over

When the Roses Bloom Again

Where Is My Mama

Where the River Shannon Flows

Woman Suffrage

You'll Never Miss Your Mother Till She's Gone

You're Going to Leave the Old Home Jim