A Mountain Apart
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The Biscuit Burners' refreshing yet reminiscent sound continues to flourish. Continuing to cultivate their nationally acclaimed Fiery Mountain Music, the band offers their second release, A Mountain Apart. With twelve tracks and only one of them adapted, this album embodies the driving force behind the Biscuit Burners: innovative acoustic instrumentation tethered to fresh original material. Released September 1, 2005. Indidog Records.

01. Ridgeway Backroads
02. Laurel Grove
03. A Mountain Apart - mp3
04. Hera Lynn
05. Off to the Sea - mp3
06. Pinchtown Hop
07. Don't Leave Me Feelin' Blue - mp3
08. Donna Rose -mp3
09. Stone Grey
10. The Hatching Season
11. Harriet's Flog - mp3
12. Sweet Whiskey

Fiery Mountain Music
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The Biscuit Burners' debut release hit number 6 in the Chicago Tribune's Best Bluegrass Albums in 2004. With this album, the Biscuit Burners deliver a twelve song composition of Fiery Mountain Music,which combines the style of old country ballads with progressive bluegrass into a new, authentic sound.

01. Bakerstown
02. Once Upon a Time - mp3
03. Autry's Peach Orchard
04. Prayer of the Moonlight - mp3
05. Mountain Lily
06. If I Fall
07. Cow and Sake - mp3
08. Com on Darlin'
09. Mono City Jail - mp3
10. Mermon -
11. Hot August Evening - mp3
12. Red Mountain Wine

Organically Grown Billy's Solo album
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I made this record over the course of the year 2000-2001. I had been playing music my whole life, but the resophonic guitar for 2 years. At the time I was living in the Shenandoah Valley of VA playing a lot of bluegrass and old-time music, studying jazz with a brilliant trumpeter John D'Earth, and collecting music from all over the world (as well as instruments when I found cool ones). I had built a studio into my home in 1996, was on the road with Larry Keel, and decided that it'd be fun to have a milestone of what I was working on at the time, plus it'd help to have a little something on the record table. The title Organically Grown #94060 came from the rubber band that I was using at the time to help me hold on to the slide. I always got the rubber band from broccoli, always bought organic produce, and the plu for organic broccoli is 94060. I also thought the title gave a nod to the spirit of the project, being that it's a lot of original material, and was produced! in a very organic way (philosophically, anyways). I built a solar panel powered laptop recording system that fit in my hiking pack and used it quite a bit on this project. Not for the main tracking, but for a lot of the mixing and mastering, and for all of the graphic design. The packaging is also on recycled paperboard and printed with soy-based inks. I hope you enjoy this record. Though a lot has changed since then, I'm happy to have a small piece of this time in my life preserved forever.

1. Hawnk - mp3
2. The Dream - mp3
3. The Porch Song - mp3
4. Monk Do, Billy See - mp3
5. Blue Darlin - mp3

Resophonics Anonymous: Relapse
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01. Lily Dale 02. Poor Kierkegaard the Kid 03. A Lua do Amazonia 04. Super Eight 05. Bachberry 06. The Creptid Donkey 07. Red Sand Serenade 08. Jaisalmer 09. The Great Speckled Bird

This record is a compilation of tunes featuring the resonator guitar as played by all different players. This album is the second one put out by the Resophonics Anonymous crew, which consists of mostly West Coast dobro players, with the exception of me (Billy). I wasn't on the first volume, but for the second, my dobro pickin' buddy Ivan Rosenberg and I put together a cool dobro duet. Uncle Josh Graves is featured on this recording as well as some of the USA's and Canada's finest dobro players. This track with Ivan and I is a little taste of the soon to come recording featuring the two of us. Ivan and I both play dobros, as well as clawhammer and 3 finger banjo, respectively. There are tracks with each member of the Biscuit Burners, Darrell Muller from Old School Freight Train, and swing pickin' buddy Dave Keenan.