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"You'll like Sid Stutzman & Doughty Hill; the sound is solid and the songwriting better still." -Bennie Green, Face Magazine


"Anyone who is familiar with life in the backwoods of Maine will discover a great singer/songwriter whose songs are both topical and fun to listen to."
-Carrie Heslton, University of Southern Maine

(Pictured left to right: Sid, Tracy, Sunny, and Brian)


 


ALBUMS

Right From the Start, 1992

  1. Right From the Start mp3
  2. Chosen Ones
  3. Uncertainty* mp3
  4. Open Your Heart
  5. Farmer Man
  6. Driving in the Wind* mp3
  7. Wild Boys
  8. Losers like Me

This is the first album from Sid Stutzman. It is easy to hear the stronger rock influence from his days as a club musician as he molds the new acoustic flavor around predominant percussion and bass. With two songs written by Jim Gallant, Right "From the Start" uses the talents of Sunny Skies Stutzman (Still in high school at this time) on Sax, Harmonica, and keyboard to color around the vocalizations of this Father and Son team.

The View, 1995

  1. Miramichi
  2. Cool Water Run** mp3
  3. Mail Order Bride
  4. The View
  5. Backwoods Man**
  6. Fly Crow Fly**
  7. My Brother Michael
  8. 1969
  9. Fine English Gentleman** mp3
  10. Stream People**
  11. Moose Blues mp3

The Second album boasts stronger writing and a more acoustic flavor as the writing team of Sid Stutzman and Ron Hall is reunited. Also the historical influence of songs such as "Miramichi" and "Stream People" is heard once again with the help of Sunny on Sax, Harmonica, and vocals; Craig Stutzman on Bass and Vocals; and Ron Hall on Guitar and Vocals.

Doughty Hill Road, 2003

  1. Lost Child mp3
  2. Wall
  3. The Farmer's Wife
  4. K.I.** mp3
  5. MockingDidge†
  6. When I Fall in Love Again
  7. The Marriage of Dover & Foxcroft
  8. Wayfaring Stranger† mp3
  9. Last Summer Song**
  10. Conversations with a Mountain
  11. Down in the Parking Lot
  12. It's Alright**
  13. The Ballad of Richard Crane
  14. Letting Go**

This third album is a band effort with each member of Doughty Hill (with new addition Tracy Michaud Stutzman) singing harmonies and lead to a plethora of new songs. Once again with an eye toward history, humor, and the traditional, "Doughty Hill Road" is at the crossroads of The Maine Highlands.

Pass It Down, 2008

  1. At the Crossing
  2. Pass It Down
  3. Soldier Song
  4. Older Ladies
  5. Hartford's Real ***
  6. Tell Me Some Lies
  7. The Ballad Of Harold & Ida
  8. Frosty Morn *
  9. Down to the River to Pray *
  10. DeEvolution
  11. Haulin' Freight **
  12. The Promises

All by Sid Stutzman except:

* Traditional

** Richard and Sid Stutzman

***Dave Grisman / Sam Bush