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| | Christmas With Buck Owens And His Buckaroos CD (1965)
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This 1999 reissue of Owens' 1967 Christmas album is a straight-up affair; with no hidden bonus tracks, just the straight 12 tracks from two 1965 sessions (odd they waited two years to put this stuff out), this is prime Buck Owens and His Buckaroos in the holiday mode. Featured here ...
| | Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Speed Of Life CD (2009)
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Speed of Life is the first studio album by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band in five years and celebrates the group's 43rd anniversary with three of its original members still intact (and no, the number 43 was not a typo). It also finds them reduced once more to a quartet with the departure of multi-instrumentalist Jimmy Ibbotson. That said, the band has lost none of its immediacy, power, or expert presentation of both original material and songs from some of Nashville's finest. Released by Sugar Hill Records (who distributes their NGDB Records imprint), the group recorded the set live in the studio. Produced by veterans George Massenburg and Jon Randall Stewart, this set sounds inspired, fresh, and like the NGDB has been utterly rejuvenated. It combines the old-/good-timey feel of their concert performances -- without adding American folk or country standards -- and the poignancy of their best studio recordings. Jeff Hanna, Jimmie Fadden, Bob Carpenter, and John McEuen were aided on this set by bassist Glenn Worf, guitarist Richard Bennett, and drummer Vince Santoro, as well as backing vocalists such as Matraca Berg (who also contributed a pair of songs to the album), Jessi Alexander, and Jaime Hanna.
The set opens with an electric dobro and shuffling harmonica introducing "Tulsa Sounds Like Trouble to Me," but these are quickly accented by acoustic guitars, mandolins, a popping snare, and ...
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| | John Denver Rocky Mountain High CD (1972)
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH heightened John Denver's profile as one of the key folk singers of the 1970s. The record became the artist's first to hit the Top 10 on the strength of its expansive, memorable title track and an overall sound distinguished by a more fully fleshed band, including backing vocals, fiddle, and lap steel. As opposed to ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH's predecessor POEM, PRAYERS AND PROMISES, there is some percussion here as well.
The album is suffused, in lyrical content and its earthy, folky sound, with ...
| | Billy Joe Shaver Everybody's Brother CD (2007)
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A Billy Joe Shaver album is always cause for celebration, but on this 2007, Grammy-nominated release, the outlaw country troubadour shines in a whole new way. Produced by John Carter Cash, the album features all country-gospel originals, half of them sung in duet with a laundry list of country greats, including the late Johnny Cash, old partner in crime Kris Kristofferson, and Tanya Tucker. Although the Christian-themed lyrics are utterly sincere, fans needn't worry ...
| | Boz Scaggs Some Change CD (1994)
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When Boz Scaggs signed with Virgin Records after spending at least 17 years with Columbia, listeners had no idea what to expect. Some Change proved to be a pleasant surprise. Instead of going out of his way to be as slick and commercial as possible or offering something contrived and robotic, the singer-turned-restaurant-owner let his better instincts win out and delivered a very honest and natural-sounding collection of pop, pop/rock, and soul-influenced pop. On songs ranging from the smooth "I'll Be the One" (which has a slightly Average White Band-ish appeal) and the haunting "Sierra" to the ominous "Follow That Man," there's no question that Scaggs is coming from the heart. Arguably, Some Change is his best album since 1976's Silk Degrees. ~ Alex Henderson
Personnel: Boz Scaggs (vocals, guitar, keyboards, synthesizer); Kevin Bents (piano, Fender Rhodes piano); ...
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| | Dian & The Greenbriar Boys CD (1965)
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Dian & the Greenbriar Boys was originally released in 1963 by Elektra Records but garnered little or no attention at the time from either the public or the emerging urban folk and bluegrass scenes. Dian was Dian James, a cousin of Randy Newman, and her spot fronting the Greenbriar Boys for this album project was always intended as a one-off, and that's exactly what it turned out to be, which was a shame, since James was actually a fine and wonderfully nuanced singer. The album itself was kind of a hybrid -- part bluegrass, part folk, and part country -- with James' impressive vocals hinting at pop possibilities as well. Among the more successful tracks are versions of "Alabama Bound," A.P. Carter's "Cannon Ball Blues," and "Sweet Willie," drawn from a Jean Ritchie melody, but the album as a whole coheres quite well, full of subtle variation from track to track. There are thousands of these kinds ...
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