"The Depression Song" genre: Folk
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	Merce Sr's music snapshot and document of life in the 'Jersey Pines in 1929
	Credits: Song by Merce Ridgway Sr. Guitars: Merce Jr. and Russ Horner, Bass: Joe Rizzo, Fiddle: Glenn Borden, Mandolin: Phil Grant, Pete Curry: Banjo
	Story Behind the Song Recorded by Merce and a group of his friends at Albert Hall in Waretown NJ about November 2000. Lyrics Well things were mighty tough down in the Pines in nineteen twenty nine - They said in the city for a bowl of soup the city folks were standin' in line. Then FDR sent us down some jackets and some hobnail army boots and when folks got to dancin on Saturday night my how the splinters flew!

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