Bluegrass 2001 CD

Bluegrass 2001 CD music. Track Listing of songs: Somewhere in the Middle; Tonight's Not the Night; Second Thought; 21 Days; Hey Daisy; God Save the King; Lord Loves the Drinkin' Man, The; Maybe in Mexico; Fall Into You; Look at Me; Dirty Little Home Town Girl; Pointless Love; ...

Bluegrass 2001 album. Track Listing of songs: This Ole House; Rose Marie; Bimbo; Oh Baby Mine; I Really Don't Want to Know; Release Me; Idaho Red; Slowly; Looking Back to See; Take Me as I Am; I Wouldn't Change You If I Could; You Better Not Do That; One by One; I'll Be There; I Closed My Heart's Door; If You Ain't Lovin; I Don't Hurt Anymore; Good Deal, Lucille; Sparkling Brown Eyes; Cry, Cry Darling; Too Hot to Handle; If You Don't Somebody Else Will; Blue Guitar; Two Glasses Joe; Truck Drivin' Man; Take It Away, Lucky; Loose Talk; That's All Right;

Bluegrass 2001 music CDs. w. Dolly Parton, Patsy Cline, Tammy Wynette, Mary Chapin-Carpenter, Rosanne Cash, Anne Murray+, full length CD w. full color book

Bluegrass 2001 CD music. TRIBUTE is a tribute to the poetry and music of Robert Burns, Neil Gow and Robert Tannahill. Personnel: Dougie MacLean (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, acoustic & electric bouzoukis, fiddle, harmonium, keyboards, percussion, programming); Jimmy Anderson (electric guitar, bass); Gordon Duncan (whistle); Davie Duncan (harmonica, bodhran); Ali Napier (piano, keyboards); Jim Sutherland (percussion). Producers: Dougie MacLean, Graeme Hughes, Jennifer MacLean. Personnel: Dougie MacLean (vocals, acoustic guitar, bouzouki, fiddle, harmonium, keyboards, percussion, drum programming); Jimmy Anderson (electric guitar); Davie Duncan (harmonica, bodhran, percussion, background vocals); Graham Hughes (keyboards, percussion, drum programming); Jim Sutherland (percussion). Audio Mixers: Dougie MacLean; Graham Hughes. Illustrator: Jennifer MacLean. Photographer: Craig MacKay. Arrangers: Dougie MacLean; Graham Hughes.

Bluegrass 2001 songs. Drawing from a number of regional music albums, ARC combines tracks of various dulcimers from around the world to make The Dulcimer Collection. The album opens with one of the finest exemplars of current gypsy cimbalom playing in Kálmán Balogh (known perhaps best in the West from his work with Muzsikas) on the Hungarian cimbalom. Following is Xu Ping-Xin on the yang qin, playing what is perhaps an Uighur melody. Ravi Shankar's santoor-playing protégé Tarun Bhattacharya provides a nice raga, and Olga Mischula contributes a number on the Belorussian dulcimer. Maggie Sansone adds in a piece for the British hammered dulcimer, and George Ioan Miu introduces the Romanian tambul (which is very similar to the cimbalom). ARC stable Mongolian artists Eschiglen add in a number on the joochin, which is derived from the Chinese yang qin, and an unnamed artist from Uzbekistan plays a nice number on his chang, taken from the archives of Deben Bhattacharya's travels. A Greek santouri piece from Michalis Terzis precedes a nice Iranian medley on the santur from Hossein Farjami, and ...

Bluegrass 2001 songs. This CD presents songs from Mongolian people leaving in China and Inner Mongolia. There is a group of folk songs which has two types: short in a metered rhythm and long in a free rhythm. In this group, we can ...