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Track List
01) Deep Well of Sadness
02) The Apples Are Just Turning Ripe
03) Lost in the Lonesome Pines
04) Zacchaeus
05) Quit That
06) I Think Somebody Better Come Back Home
07) Redbird
08) Forever Ain't No Trouble Now
09) She Would Not Tell Her More
10) I Should Have Listened to Good Advice
11) Oh Soul!
12) She's Looking at Me
13) Boat of Love
14) Listen to the Shepherd
01) Deep Well of Sadness
02) The Apples Are Just Turning Ripe
03) Lost in the Lonesome Pines
04) Zacchaeus
05) Quit That
06) I Think Somebody Better Come Back Home
07) Redbird
08) Forever Ain't No Trouble Now
09) She Would Not Tell Her More
10) I Should Have Listened to Good Advice
11) Oh Soul!
12) She's Looking at Me
13) Boat of Love
14) Listen to the Shepherd
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2002
BlueGrass
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This is the second of two decent collaborations between Jim Lauderdale and Ralph. It was recorded at Maggard Sound studios in Big Stone Gap, Va. with the exception of Boat Of Love which was recorded at Bay View Recording, Richmond, Ca.
Bill Monroe's Boat Of Love was performed live by The Stanley Brothers on their last show at Bean Blossom 16th Oct. 1966, the version here features a guest perfomance by George Shuffler on bass/bass vocal. All the other tracks are new to the Stanley repertoire and either written or co-written by Jim Lauderdale.
Three of the songs were co-written with Candace Randolph, who had been a member of The Lost Kentuckians. Some of her songs had previously been recorded by Ralph on The Stanley Sound Today and Lonesome And Blue LPs.
Robert Hunter, the Grateful Dead lyricist, also co-wrote Deep Well Of Sadness.
There was a promo video for the humorous She's Looking At Me, with Allison Moorer.
The album won a Grammy for best bluegrass album in 2002, and it certainly has a strong selection of songs with the CMB's in fine form.
I must confess I don't really know anything about Jim, but he apparently was a bluegrass / Stanley Brothers fan as a child, and had become a prolific Nashvile singer-songwriter, with several albums within the Country/Americana field.
Jim had sung If I Lose with Ralph on the 1997 Clinch Mountain Country project.
He later appeared with Ralph guesting on I Feel Like Singing Today on the Merlefest 2008 CDR, and co-produced the Cracker Barrell Man Of Constant Sorrow CD in 2014.
Ralph Stanley: vocals
Jim Lauderdale: guitar, vocals
Jack Cooke: bass
James Price: fiddle
John Rigsby: mandolin
James Alan Shelton: lead guitar
Steve Sparkman: banjo
Ralph II Stanley: guitar
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This is the second of two decent collaborations between Jim Lauderdale and Ralph. It was recorded at Maggard Sound studios in Big Stone Gap, Va. with the exception of Boat Of Love which was recorded at Bay View Recording, Richmond, Ca.
Bill Monroe's Boat Of Love was performed live by The Stanley Brothers on their last show at Bean Blossom 16th Oct. 1966, the version here features a guest perfomance by George Shuffler on bass/bass vocal. All the other tracks are new to the Stanley repertoire and either written or co-written by Jim Lauderdale.
Three of the songs were co-written with Candace Randolph, who had been a member of The Lost Kentuckians. Some of her songs had previously been recorded by Ralph on The Stanley Sound Today and Lonesome And Blue LPs.
Robert Hunter, the Grateful Dead lyricist, also co-wrote Deep Well Of Sadness.
There was a promo video for the humorous She's Looking At Me, with Allison Moorer.
The album won a Grammy for best bluegrass album in 2002, and it certainly has a strong selection of songs with the CMB's in fine form.
I must confess I don't really know anything about Jim, but he apparently was a bluegrass / Stanley Brothers fan as a child, and had become a prolific Nashvile singer-songwriter, with several albums within the Country/Americana field.
Jim had sung If I Lose with Ralph on the 1997 Clinch Mountain Country project.
He later appeared with Ralph guesting on I Feel Like Singing Today on the Merlefest 2008 CDR, and co-produced the Cracker Barrell Man Of Constant Sorrow CD in 2014.
Ralph Stanley: vocals
Jim Lauderdale: guitar, vocals
Jack Cooke: bass
James Price: fiddle
John Rigsby: mandolin
James Alan Shelton: lead guitar
Steve Sparkman: banjo
Ralph II Stanley: guitar
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