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The Johnson Mountain Boys - Live at the Birchmere (CD)

Live at the Birchmere
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Release Date:01/01/1984
Label:Rounder Select
UPC:011661019126

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    By C  May 4, 2001

    "Live at the Birchmere" is an absolute bluegrass classic. Every rendition is absolutely brilliant. The Flatt and Scruggs classic "We Can't be Darlings Anymore" is given an energetic reading here. What follows is an absolutely stunning version of "Hig...hway of Sorrow." This, for my taste, is the all-time greatest rendition of the Monroe classic, and Dudley Connell does a superhuman job of singing this one. "Wasted words," "Making up Stories," and "She's Young and I'm Growing Old" are all spectacular,although so, for that matter, is everything else. Give these jerks your money and get the damn thing. Read more Less

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The Johnson Mountain Boys

During the 1980s, the Johnson Mountain Boys were contemporary masters of traditional bluegrass music who remained faithful to the old styles while keeping the songs fresh and original. The band was founded in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., by vocalist/banjoist/guitarist Dudley Connell, banjoist Richie Underwood, mandolinist David McLaughlin, fiddler Eddie Stubbs, and ... Read more