J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth The New South (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.)

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J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth: The New South (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.)

(Real Gone Music) 13 tracks, colored vinyl in root beer, limited edition of 1000 copies

Virtually no other album in history is known to its audience by its label number. Not “Kind of Blue”, not “Pet Sounds”, Glenn Gould's “Goldberg Variations”, nothing. Except for this one. Rounder 44, probably the most groundbreaking bluegrass album of all time. Note that we weren't talking about modern bluegrass, even though it originally came out in 1975. That's because, unlike, say, Aereo Plain by John Hartford (who contributed notes to the original packaging, reproduced here), The New South didn't reinvent bluegrass. It perfected it.
Bandleader and banjo player J. D. Crowe began his career as a teenager with Jimmy Martin's Sunny Mountain Boys before returning to Kentucky and forming the Kentucky Mountain Boys. That band morphed over the years into The New South, which probably boasts the most impressive lineup any American band of any genre has ever had. Bassist Bob Sloane (of the Kentucky Colonels) was the first to join them, followed by one legend after another: fiddle and mandolin player Ricky Skaggs, dobro player Jerry Douglas and guitarist and singer Tony Rice. Together they were pure magic: technically brilliant but soulful, inventive but disciplined, each a virtuoso but still part of the unit. And, oh, those harmonies! The New South is the cornerstone of any bluegrass collection. Of course, such a talented group was not destined to last long. Within a year, each member went their own way, pioneering progressive bluegrass with each successive project. But the one album they recorded together, Rounder 44, is THE ONE.
Our Real Gone reissue of “The New South” includes two sets of additional liner notes, one by guitarist Skip Heller and one by mandolinist Jarrod Walker, as well as the bonus tracks “Why Don't You Tell Me So” and “Cryin' Holy” featuring Emmylou Harris.

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Interpret: J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
Album titlle: The New South (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.)
Genre Country
Label Real Gone Music
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 0848064019602
weight in Kg 0.26

Crowe, J.D. & The New South - The New South (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.) LP 1
01	Old Home Place	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
02	Some Old Day	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
03	Why Don’t You Tell Me So	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
04	Summer Wages	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
05	Sally Goodin	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
06	Cryin’ Holy	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
07	You Are What I Am	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
08	Rock Salt & Nails	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
09	I’m Walkin’	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
10	Home Sweet Home	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
11	Nashville Blues	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
12	Ten Degrees	J.D. Crowe & The Newsouth
13	Cryin’ Holy	with Emmylou Harris