Country

Barbara Lamb

Top Songs By Barbara Lamb

Say Old Man, Can You Play the Fiddle?Barbara Lamb

Listen to Think Prine (feat. Barbara Lamb, Dan Tyack & Mark Iler) by Sonny Bill Glover, see lyrics, music video & more!

Think Prine (feat. Barbara Lamb, Dan Tyack & Mark Iler)Sonny Bill Glover

Listen to Birthday Waltz by Barbara Lamb, see lyrics, music video & more!

Birthday WaltzBarbara Lamb

Listen to Bittersweet by Barbara Lamb, see lyrics, music video & more!

BittersweetBarbara Lamb

Listen to Älgen På Taket (Moose On the Roof) by Barbara Lamb, see lyrics, music video & more!

Älgen På Taket (Moose On the Roof)Barbara Lamb

Listen to Men Hemma Bäst by Barbara Lamb, see lyrics, music video & more!

Men Hemma BästBarbara Lamb

Ramblin' ManBarbara Lamb

Listen to Happy Trails by Barbara Lamb, Bob Mater, Joey Miskulin, Mark Howard, Rich O’Brien, Roy M. “Junior” Husky & Tom Morrell, see lyrics, music video & more!

Happy TrailsBarbara Lamb, Bob Mater, Joey Miskulin, Mark Howard, Rich O’Brien, Roy M. “Junior” Husky & Tom Morrell

Listen to Don't Fence Me In by Barbara Lamb, Bob Mater, Joey Miskulin, Mark Howard, Rich O’Brien, Roy M. “Junior” Husky & Tom Morrell, see lyrics, music video & more!

Don't Fence Me InBarbara Lamb, Bob Mater, Joey Miskulin, Mark Howard, Rich O’Brien, Roy M. “Junior” Husky & Tom Morrell

Listen to San Antonio Rose by Barbara Lamb, Bob Mater, Joey Miskulin, Mark Howard, Rich O’Brien, Roy M. “Junior” Husky & Tom Morrell, see lyrics, music video & more!

San Antonio RoseBarbara Lamb, Bob Mater, Joey Miskulin, Mark Howard, Rich O’Brien, Roy M. “Junior” Husky & Tom Morrell

More albums from Barbara Lamb

Listen to Tonight I Feel Like Texas by Barbara Lamb

ALBUMTonight I Feel Like TexasBarbara Lamb

ALBUMFiddle FataleBarbara Lamb

About Barbara Lamb

Genre

Country

Fiddler Barbara Lamb first attracted notice as a member of the neo-honky tonk group Ranch Romance; in 1993, she left their ranks to pursue a solo career with Fiddle Fatale, a collection of traditional instrumental country songs. Tonight I Feel Like Texas followed in 1996. ~ Jason Ankeny