Released in early 1998, this was the Gurley's first recording as a duo. The response to this music has been amazing. They still have people telling them that it rarely leaves their CD changer. The songs range from the thoughtful and poignant "Dancing with You In My Heart" to the comical "Brother Got The Brains", both original tunes. Interspersed are a few instrumental pieces drawing from Celtic and old-time traditions. Helping out are old friends Claire Valine, Gray Granger, and Stephen Bennett. Mike Flynn of the syndicated radio program "The Folk Sampler" rates it highly and calls it "a nice collection of what folk music can do so well".

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The most recent release (2002) takes it's name from one of the original compositions included here. Working with studio wiz Rob Ulsh, Bill and Pam are joined by an amazing group of friends to produce a very nice follow-up to "Lights of Home". Lending their talents to this project are bassist Jimmy Masters, guitarist Stephen Bennett, Jim Bennett on piano, Steve Smith and Tom Espinola on mandolins, and an appearance by Bruce Hornsby on his accordion. An awesome group of talented players by any measure! The tunes include several originals as well as the Gurley's unique mix of folk, blues, and bluegrass. Pam's voice never sounded better and Bill gets a real workout on guitar, banjo, fiddle and mandolin.

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