Listening to The New Seldom Scene Album in 1976, it seemed clear that the original
lineup of the band was running out of ideas. By Act Four in 1979, lead guitarist/singer John Starling had been replaced by Phil Rosenthal, and ...
Because reverence means versions of songs in alternate genres, Best of Pickin' on Eric Clapton
covers 14 of Slowhand's biggest hits, including Cocaine, Lay Down Sally, Tears in Heaven, and I Shot the Sheriff. You gotta be a big star ...
The two-disc set Clinch Mountain Country is a treasure that amazes and inspires at every
turn. Ralph Stanley is one of the true greats of American music. Kicking off with an all-time favorite, How Mountain Girls Can Love, the set ...
With O Brother, Where Are Thou? sparking renewed interest in traditional music, 74-year-old Ralph Stanley
suddenly finds himself the exemplar of a sound and a style that speaks directly to the heart about things that matter. Like his amazing 1998 ...
Originally released on LP in 1972, this was the first album Ralph Stanley recorded with
what many still consider the best band he ever had, one that included not only lead singer Roy Lee Centers (whose vocal similarity to Stanley's ...
As sideman, bandleader, and visionary, septuagenarian Earl Scruggs has cut a swath through country music
history wide enough to have crossed property lines and infringed on rock music's turf, too. Such is the evidence on Earl Scruggs and Friends, what ...
In the early '80s, Steve Martin gave up a wildly successful career as a standup
comic to focus on acting, becoming a bankable film star, and enjoying rewarding sidelines as an author and playwright. But decades later, Martin took a ...
Combining crack musicianship, solid vocals, and good songs, Blue Highway gained a reputation as a
premiere bluegrass supergroup in the mid-'90s at Rebel Records. Between 1995 and 1998, the band cut three albums for the label, It's a Long, Long ...
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