Carter Brothers Discography of CDs

"EXTRA"......See Danny Reid Carter's solo CD 'BARCELONA'...AND...Tim Carter's solo CD 'BANG BANG'...HERE, at CD Baby...! Tim and Danny Carter were born and raised in a rich musical heritage in North Carolina. The Carter Brothers newest CD "CedarHouse" is an ambitious project recorded ...

Audio Mixers: Dave Sinko; Tim Carter. Recording information: The Treehouse Studio, Ridgetop, TN.

"EXTRA"......See Danny Reid Carter's solo CD 'BARCELONA'....AND...Tim carter's solo CD 'Bang Bang'..... HERE, at CD Baby...! "The Carter Brothers" "Cracks In the Floor" With very special guests: Vassar Clements, Alison Brown, Darol Anger, Rob Ickes, Kenny Malone and other dear and talented friends! "Yes, the ...

Carter Brothers CD discography Personnel: Roman Carter (vocals); Albert Carter (guitar).

Carter Brothers albums Track Listing of songs: Southern Country Boy; Queen Bee; You Don't Know; Why Baby Why; Booze in the Bottle; Wrong Number; It's Gonna Hurt; Get It Together; Roast Possum; Stop Talking in Your Sleep; So Glad She's Mine; I've Been Mistreated; Booby ...

Carter Brothers music CDs The Carter Brothers (Jerry, Roman and Albert) played a stripped down, no-frills brand of energetic blues that jumped back and forth over the thin line between soul and blues. They recorded for Louisiana-based label Jewel in the '60s, releasing seven ...

Carter Brothers discography The Carter Brothers (Roman, Albert, and Jerry) played a stripped-down, primitive, blues- infused brand of soul. Or is that a soul-infused brand of blues? They certainly straddled the line between blues and soul, and made some rough-and-ready singles for the ...

Recording information: King Sound & Pictures, L.A. Photographer: Dawn Laureen. Personnel: Sylvia Saint James, Roman Carter (vocals); Albert Carter, Geoffrey Moore, Nick Kane (guitar); Jimmy Sloan (slide guitar, Spanish guitar); Jimmie Wood (harmonica); Phil Parlapiano (accordion, piano, Wurlitzer organ); Jay Work (tenor ...

Track Listing of songs: Since You've Come Into My Life; Earthquake; Sucker Of Circumstance; What Did I Do; I Love Life; Move Over Heartache; Roast Possum; My God Is A Good God; Main Man; Doormat Blues; Disappointed;

The Carter Brothers (Roman, Albert, and Jerry) played a stripped-down, primitive, blues- infused brand of soul. Or is that a soul-infused brand of blues? They certainly straddled the line between blues and soul, and made some rough-and-ready singles for the ...

This sequel to The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of visits the same 1920s era, a time when the recording industry was in its infancy, and labels tended to record any performer who had anything that might stick to the wall, regionally or otherwise. That approach, followed before anything like pop market research was even a glimmer of an idea, means that '20s music was all over the map, with street singers, mountain string bands, maverick fiddlers, musical preachers, banjo players, harp blowers, jug bands, and all manner of blues players getting their shot at putting 78s out there in the world. Like the first installment, this volume carries ...