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The low-key nature of Mark Knopfler's third solo album (discounting soundtracks) won't be a surprise to those who are familiar with its fine predecessor. The biggest change from SAILING TO PHILADELPHIA is the focus on traditional/roots styles. Throughout much of RAGPICKER's dream, Knopfler comes on like a one-man Harry Smith's Anthology, touching on folk, country, and blues. As often as not, however, he brings it closer to home with UK folk flavoring, as on the opening "Why Aye Man." He also displays more of a sense of humor here, on the old-timey "Quality Shoe" and the western ...
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| | Molly O'Day And The Cumberland Mountain Folks CDs (1992) (Import) Germany
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Contains tracks recorded for Columbia from 1946 to 1951. Includes a 44-page booklet with photos and detailed session notes.
Molly O'Day and the Cumberland Mountain Folks is a double-disc, 36-track collection that compiles all of the recordings O'Day made for Columbia Records between 1946 and 1951. Though her music presages the upcoming honky tonk era, O'Day was more closely tied to the mountain music that dominated country music in the first half of the 20th century. As such, her music can be a little difficult for contemporary ears -- her thick nasal twang is something that modern listeners will have to accommodate. For country historians, however, Molly O'Day and the Cumberland Mountain Folks is a worthwhile. Not only did she bridge the gap between string bands and honky tonk with her old-timey banjo playing and twang, but she was one of the first country artists to record a Hank Williams song. As such, this double-disc set is worth investigation for serious musicologists. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
The double-disc set Molly O'Day & the Cumberland Mountain Folks contains all 36 tracks that O'Day recorded for Columbia Records between 1946 and 1951. O'Day was one of the most important female country ...
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Lost and forgotten 1950s and 1960s rockabilly singles from Capitol Records' vaults are collected on this third installment of the series. Tracks include ...
| | Gordon Bok First Fifteen Years, Vol. 1 CD (1992)
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Gordon Bok, Ann Muir and Ed Trickett have been cult figures on the folk circuit since the early '70s, when they recorded their first album for the tiny Folk Legacy label. Folk Legacy has been rather slow in bowing to the digital imperative, and instead of reissuing the older albums individually ...
| | Jim Reeves He'll Have To Go CD (2000)
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Personnel: Jim Reeves (vocals, guitar).
| | Wayne Raney That Real Hot Boogie Boy: The King Anthology CD (2002) (Import) United Kingdom
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Wayne Raney's considerable legacy hadn't been well served by the CD era at the time of this 2002 release. This 25-track anthology is a good if imperfect start to correcting that imbalance. It's imperfect because it doesn't by any means have every significant King side waxed by this important country-boogie singer and harmonica player. In fact, it hardly renders the best prior CD compilation of Raney's work (Songs of the Hills) redundant, since about half of the songs on that budget-looking disc don't appear here. Still, it's a good survey of material that Raney cut at King in the late '40s and early '50s, including his big hit "Why Don't You Haul Off and Love Me" and such galvanizing hillbilly harmonica boogies as "Fast Train Through Arkansas," "Catfish Baby," and the great "Jack and Jill Boogie" ...
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Paul Bley's storied career as a premier creative music improviser can only be enhanced as the years go by, and his countenance grows in depth, compassion, and great ability to play new music. This recording is a series of solo piano offerings, percussion excursions by Kresten Osgood, and a few duets. While Osgood is tasteful and to the point, Bley is the focus in the majority of the pieces he plays on. The solo compositions by Bley have range and depth, but are not a challenge for listening. ...
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