Stumptown (song)

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Cover Of Why Should The Fire Die?.

"Stumptown" is an instrumental song played by the modern bluegrass band Nickel Creek. It was the eighth song on Nickel Creek's latest album release, Why Should the Fire Die?. Stumptown features Chris Thile on mandolin, Sara Watkins on violin, and Sean Watkins on guitar.

[edit] Trivia

It was written by Chris Thile
This song was named after Stumptown Coffee Roasters, an independent coffee roaster and retailer located in Portland.
It is approximately 1 minutes and 43 seconds long, making the shortest song on the album.
Mandolinist Christ Thile Regularly dedicates this song to Caffeine before playing it in concert.