"I just steal em from Jody Stecher"Jerry Garcia tells David Grisman of his folk interpretations during a 1990 folk jam. Jody Stecher continues his long colorful musical career with a new bluegrass-style album featuring 8 of his own songs plus 4 old favorites that are given a bluegrass setting. Jody’s music has strong traditional “old school” elements so it might surprise some that his first choice for support musicians was Mile Twelve which calls itself a “modern string band”. They recorded together just after Jody’s 77th birthday. It was a perfect fit. Bluegrass Unlimited founder Pete Kuykendall, moved by Jody’s emotive singing, gave him the nickname “Instant Lonesome”. Such singing is plentiful on Mile 77 along with duet, trio and quartet harmonies from the members of the band, and memorable instrumental solos and backup. 1. Geronimo’s Cadillac 2. When The Wind Comes Up 3. The Weight Of The Years 4. Jones Mill 5. Kaiser Bill 6. The Only Sunshine 7. John-John 8. Hannahmariah 9. How Sweet I Roamed 10. On The Way To Gettin’ There/ The 7th Pterodactyl 11. Second Sail 12. Hoppin’ John 1. Geronimo’s Cadillac 2. When The Wind Comes Up 3. The Weight Of The Years 4. Jones Mill 5. Kaiser Bill 6. The Only Sunshine 7. John-John 8. Hannahmariah 9. How Sweet I Roamed 10. On The Way To Gettin’ There/ The 7th Pterodactyl 11. Second Sail 12. Hoppin’ John