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bluegrass legend plucks some wonderfully happy, good-time tunes - the tracks, feat. Keith Coleman, come from the "Puritan Sessions", inc. 12 cuts from an "Afternoon Session" & 10 bonus tracks called the "Evening Session"
Liner Note Author: Dave Samuelson.
Recording information: Custom Audio, Inc., Des Plaines, IL (07/19/1975).
Photographer: Akira Otsuka.
Personnel includes: Jethro Burns, Keith Coleman.
Personnel: Jethro Burns (guitar, mandolin); John Burns (guitar); Keith Coleman (fiddle).
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Contains original 15-track mono album as well as 12-track stereo version.
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Additional personnel includes: June Carter, The Jordanaires (vocals); Chet Atkins, Grady Martin, Julian Levert Stockdale, George Barnes (electric guitar); Jerry Byrd (steel guitar); Jerry Reed (banjo); Jackie Phelps (dobro); Johnny Frigo (violin, bass); Wade Ray (fiddle); Marty Rubenstein, Marvin Hughes, Marty Gold, Bob Davis, Floyd Cramer, Dick Marx, "Papa" John Gordy (piano); Charles Grean, Bob Moore, Ernie Newton, Anita Carter, Henry Strzelecki, Arthur "Holly" Swanson (bass); Frank Rullo, Phil Kraus, Kenneth Buttrey, Norman Szukala, Farris Coursey, Bob Harman (drums).
Recorded between 1941 and 1971. Includes liner notes by Dave Samuelson.
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It's surprising that it's taken this dynamic gypsy guitar duo so many years to title a recording after exactly what it is they do with their intricate string tapestries. But better late than never, and Stringweave, like all their great works, is both technically sharp and musically whimsical. Jorge Strunz and Ardeshir Farah named their buoyant opening track, "Las Verduras," after "our favorite guitar players who are named after vegetables," and the tongue-in-cheek whimsy is apparent on the track. Some sections of the piece feature a higher-toned string interacting with Alberto Salas' spicy piano, while others have a darker flavor in the lead as a higher tone takes the rhythm guitar harmony role. As always, the two break in the middle for some crazy improvisations, texturing those with insistent strumming rhythms. "Rosa Blanca" lopes along with sparkling strings over a samba groove, enhanced by Charlie Bisharat's lush violin and the increasingly dense à gogo percussion pattern of Luis Conte; it's like the soundtrack to an adventurous scene in a movie about a gypsy who just can't settle. Bisharat adds a classical romance sensibility to the hot and percussive "Gypsy in the Wood." "Campera" is laid-back, cool strumming cantina music with bird calls and some Native American flavors. "Tierra ...
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Good compilations are a lot like a radio program without commercials. They allow the listener to enjoy quality music for 50 or 60 minutes without commercial interruptions and station breaks. Compilations also give labels like Sugar Hill a chance to show off their cadre of artists and introduce -- to anyone who's been living in a cave the last few years -- just what they have to offer. Bluegrass All Stars smartly decides to concentrate on one of the label's specialties: that backwoods genre of mountain music introduced by Bill Monroe and his band over 50 years ago. The collection is nicely balanced between traditional and contemporary styles, featuring artists from Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver and Alan Bibey to Sam Bush and the Seldom Scene. The sparkling "Smoothie Song" by Nickel Creek kicks off the collection, and it's one of most exciting acoustic instrumentals to thus far surface in the post-millennium. Alison Krauss -- a Rounder artist -- makes a guest appearance on Jerry Douglas' "I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby," and Tim O'Brien offers up a neo-traditional take on Bob Dylan's "Maggie's Farm." There's ...
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