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Release Date:06/01/1999
Label:Empty Records
UPC:756061037621

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  • All Music Guide

    The Dickel Brothers bring a punk energy and ethos to the old-time string band idiom on this, their debut. (Fittingly, the Portland, OR, band is on Empty Records, a punk label.) And the group falls firmly into that strain of ~No Depression groups comprised of would-be punkers who picked up on early 20th century American music. (The bluegrass of the Meat Purveyors and incendiary gospel of Slim Cessna's Auto Club provide other examples.) The album is comprised largely of '20s and '30s traditional numbers popularized by predecessors such as the Monroe Brothers, the Skillet Lickers, and the Arthur Smith Trio, as well as a few originals. These are primarily ragged but reverent treatments that, while certainly loose and fun, seem to be rendered in the proper spirit -- that is, devoid of shtick.

    - Erik Hage, All Music Guide

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The Dickel Brothers

This young group emerged out of the Portland music scene in the mid- to late '90s, performing traditional string band music influenced by artists such as Charlie Poole, Clarence Ashley, Bill Monroe, and Uncle Dave Macon. It was an era when many famous country artists were considered over-the-hill by big labels, meaning performers such as Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, and ... Read more