Ray at Cafe 349, Shawville, Quebec (with the lovely song "Summerlea" by Fred Eaglesmith

Ray at Cafe 349, Shawville, Quebec

Ray at Cafe 349, Shawville, Quebec

Ray Harris at Cafe 349 in Shawville, Quebec, singing "Blue Wing" (Tom Russell)

Lefty McRighty (Greg Harris), backed by Skulls' Ray Harris, singing Lefty's "Train 69", at the Black Sheep Inn, Wakefield, Feb. 4, 2007

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Harris, Smith and Workman. Ray Harris "Singin' the Blues", an original piece by Dave Copcutt and Ray Harris, at Harry McLean's, Merrickville, Ontario. January 27, 2007
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Ray's original song "I'd Rather Take The Train"

Ray singing his own "I'd Rather Take the Train". Sitting in on Lap Steel is Dan DesLauriers (Parson's Road).

Ray with his very own "I'd Rather Take the Train"

Ray At Cafe 349, Shawville, Quebec

Ray Harris singing his original tune at Cafe 349 in Shawville, Quebec

Ray at Cafe 349, Shawville, Quebec

Ray at Cafe 349, Shawville, Quebec

Ray at Cafe 349, Shawville.Quebec

Ray at Cafe 349, Shawville, Quebec

Ray singing his original tune, "I'd Rather Take the Train" at Cafe 349, Shawville, Quebec

Ray singing his original tune, "Mad Woman Blues" at Cafe 349, Shawville, Quebec

Ray at Cafe 349, Shawville, Quebec

Ray at Cafe 349, Shawville, Quebec

Lefty McRighty, with Ray Harris, at the Black Sheep Inn, Wakefield, Feb. 4, 2007. "Happy Rovin' Cowboy" (Bob Nolan).
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Lefty McRighty (Greg Harris), backed by Skulls' Ray Harris, singing his own "Hepatitis Blues", at the Black Sheep Inn, Wakefield, Feb. 4, 2007
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Lefty McRighty, with Ray Harris, at the Black Sheep Inn, Wakefield, Feb. 4, 2007. "The Wreck of Old 97".

There's lots of debate about who wrote this song. However, what is considered the first   more...ever copyright infringement case in American history was decided in favour of David G. George, the telegraph operator at the scene of the accident was the writer. He never saw a penny from RCA Victor which simply refused to pay.
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Lefty McRighty (Greg Harris), backed by Skulls' Ray Harris, singing "Don't Take Your Guns to Town" (Johnny Cash), at the Black Sheep Inn, Wakefield, Feb. 4, 2007

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Lefty McRighty, with Ray Harris, "Merle's Boogie Woogie" (Merle Travis) Lefty McRighty (Greg Harris), backed by Skulls' Ray Harris, singing "Don't Take Your Guns to Town" (Johnny Cash),   more...at the Black Sheep Inn, Wakefield, Feb. 4, 2007
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