The Ghosts, Trees, Highways, & Hearts of West Virginia & Chris Haddox

Chris Haddox has played so many instruments, hiked & paddled so many hills & rivers, and worked in so many fields that it's hard to wrap your mind around it. And even though Chris wrote his first song in 2^nd grade and played an astounding variety of instruments all through school and beyond, this past year, at 62, is the first time he's recorded his songs for the world. Chris has degrees in animal science, recreation & parks, community development, has led the local Habitat for Humanity, and has taught 14 years as a professor of Sustainable Development at West Virginia University. His songs have deep roots and country echoes, and the music will strum your heart. Chris Haddox hails from from Morgantown, West Virginia.

Past/present religious/spiritual influences: Presbyterian, Jewish, Nature, Meditation

All featured music is written & performed by Chris Haddox:
Sunday Morning Stoplight
Nothing Says It’s Springtime Like the Redbud
A Soul Can’t Rest in Peace Beside the Four Lane
We Can Fall in Love Again - performed with Mira Costa of The Sea The Sea
Life Without Me
Kalashnikov