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Songs from Celo Celo musicians Bruce Greene and Hilary Dirlam helped produce an art calendar with a companion audiotape called "Fiddler's Dozen." The songs "Sally" and "Frolic of the Frogs" represent the months of March and April, respectively. Calendar illustrations are by Celo artist Loy McWhirter. Click here to hear Greene and Dirlam play "Frogs" in RealAudio. Click here to hear Greene and Dirlam play "Sally" in RealAudio. "Down the Road" Interpreted by Red Wilson (guitar) and Bruce Greene (vocals, banjo) The song "Down the Road" refers to early disenfranchisement of the Appalachian region by the information infrastructure. "(It's an) old song, been around since some time in the 1800s," says Bruce Greene. "It's known as a North Carolina song, though lots of people sing it." Click here for a Real Audio clip. Down the road I've got a pretty girl down the road Down the road a mile or two I got a pretty girl, Pearly-Lou Down the road Can't get a letter from down the road Down the road I got a pretty girl down the road Down the road, come to the turn Rocks in the road as big as a churn Down the road, down the road I've got a pretty girl down the road. Down the road Can't get a letter from down the road Down the road and across the creek Can't get a letter but once a week. Down the road Can't get a letter from down the road Down the road a mile or two I've got a pretty girl, Pearly Lou. Down the road, I've got a pretty girl down the road Hair is black and her eyes are brown Prettiest thing all in this town.