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Andy Statman, Jake Eddy, Carter Eddy, Ned Luberecki Brooklyn, New York
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FIDDLISTICS: Darol Anger 1978
by darol anger
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to say that I truly love this record is the ultimate understatement. I too was totally unaware of its release in 1978, having purchased David's first LP as well as Dawg. I guess that's the way it goes or at least it went back in '78 where there was no internet and I lived on the East Coast far away from the Bay Area. I am thrilled about is that I discovered this a few months back and it's just an amazing listen each and every time that I do. Thank you Darol. You're top shelf in my book
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Nor'Easter”
This is the best of the best.... Get this Album! Thanks Mike for making this available. Please add more
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I don't listen to much country music, so I don't really know where this one lands, but I find it has some pretty good tunes and definitively good musicianship. Some of the songs mights soound a bit cheesy, but I enjoy this album overall nonetheless. The tunes which are more sounding like ballads get my preference, such as Northern Babe, and North Country Blues.
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Utterly gorgeous songs that combine traditional folk and bluegrass with the Jewish Sabbath liturgy to moving effect.
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Terrific instrumental bluegrass and Americana from this L.A. musician that is as big as the desert sky.
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Hell on Church Street
by punchbrothers
A re-envisioning of Tony Rice's classic album "Church Street Blues" from Brooklyn progressive bluegrass quartet Punch Brothers.
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All The Good Times
by Starlings, TN
Members of punk act reassemble to make atmospheric and gutsy bluegrass songs about barbeque and whiskey.
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