"The Dark Side of Lonesome" is now available on all of your favorite streaming services. Edgar Loudermilk shares a bit of insight on his approach to writing the song. “This is a song I wrote one nightwhile traveling back home from a West Coast Tour. I wanted to tryand write a song similar to Blue Yodel, that Russell Moore sang often while we were

"The Dark Side of Lonesome" is now available on all of your favorite streaming services. Edgar Loudermilk shares a bit of insight on his approach to writing the song. “This is a song I wrote one night while traveling back home from a West Coast Tour. I wanted to try and write a song similar to Blue Yodel, that Russell Moore sang often while we were touring with IIIrd Tyme Out.  I always loved how he sang that old classic, and the feel of it! It’s sometimes hard to capture a groove like in a classic like that, but I felt good with this one, and the way it came together. I actually wrote this one while driving home from Susanville, California, from behind the wheel while the rest of the band was sleeping. It came together in my thoughts on those long roads, which is probably my favorite technique of writing a song, with no instrument involved. Hope you enjoy this one, another song of ‘Lonesome Love Loss’ with a mean feel like an Old Yodel." Produced by Edgar Loudermilk the new single features Edgar Loudermilk (lead vocal, bass), Zack Autry (mandolin, harmony vocal), Curtis Bumgarner (banjo) and Clint Coker (guitar) with special guest musician Michael Cleveland (fiddle).

Edgar's solo album, Roads Travelled, not only showcases his vocal talents and his solid bass playing, but also his songwriting skills, having written or co-written each of the 12 tracks on the project. In addition, he calls on the talents of his musician friends and bosses, former and current, as well. Accompanied by Tim Crouch; fiddle, Randy

Edgar's solo album, Roads Travelled, not only showcases his vocal talents and his solid bass playing, but also his songwriting skills, having written or co-written each of the 12 tracks on the project. In addition, he calls on the talents of his musician friends and bosses, former and current, as well. Accompanied by Tim Crouch; fiddle, Randy Kohrs; Dobro, Scott Haas; banjo and former Full Circle bandmates Ashby Frank; mandolin and Shane Blackwell; guitar, the musicianship on the CD is second to none. Guest vocalists include Marty Raybon, (duet on "Roads Travelled"), Cia Cherryholmes (duet on "It Just Might"), Rhonda Vincent (duet on "Can't Live Life"), Russell Moore, Randy Kohrs and another former Full Circle band-mate, Glenn Harrell.