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  1. Back Home In Indiana - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  2. Carolina Boy - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  3. Goin' Back To Harlan - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  4. Pickin' In The Pokey - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  5. Goodbye Jim - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  6. I'll Fly Away - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  7. In A Shanty In Old Shanty Town - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  8. Carolina Home - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  9. Charleston Western Carolina Railroad - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  10. Swing That Pretty Girl Round - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  11. Let The Lower Lights Be Burning - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  12. Leave It Alone - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  13. Steel Goin' Down - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers
  14. Cookin' In The Kitchen - Jim Smoak & The L.A. Honeydrippers

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Album Details: Carolina Boy

Release Date:
07/06/2004
Label:
Copper Creek
UPC:
722321022621

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  1. Snappy Bluegrass

    , November 1, 2004
    Reviewer: Top 100 Reviewers Joe Ross - See all Joe Ross's reviews
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Although Jim Smoak made his rep playing banjo for Bill Monroe way back in 1954, he ceased performing for a living after the early 1960s. Smoak, however, never lost his love for bluegrass, and as Carolina Boy shows, never lost his ability to pick the banjo. His banjo playing, though, is only one of several reasons to like Carolina Boy. Smoak is also an affable singer, and has a knack for choosing both straightforward classics (“I'll Fly Away") and unexpected jazzy gems (“Old Shanty Town"). He's joined by the L.A, Honeydrippers, a group that includes fiddlermandolinist Mike Cleveland, bassist Sonny Stephens, and guitarist Brian Allen. Both Cleveland and Allen are virtuosos in their own right, and it's fun to hear them cut loose on an instrumental like “Swing That Pretty Girl Round." The lineup is further bolstered by the harmony of Johanna Smoak, Joanie Prentice, and Sonny Prentice. Smoak, on top of his other talents, is a good songwriter, willingunlike most bluegrass writersto add an unusual chords and a ragtime flavor. All of these elementsgood songs, hot picking, and solid vocalscome together in the most natural way on Carolina Boy, making the album easy to listen to and easy to enjoy.

- Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr., All Music Guide



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