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Classic Bluegrass

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Download links and information about Classic Bluegrass by Del McCoury. This album was released in 1991 and it belongs to Country, Songwriter/Lyricist genres. It contains 18 tracks with total duration of 51:43 minutes.

Artist: Del McCoury
Release date: 1991
Genre: Country, Songwriter/Lyricist
Tracks: 18
Duration: 51:43
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Loneliness And Desperation 2:34
2. With You In My Dreams 2:57
3. Over Yonder In The Graveyard 2:32
4. Springtime Of Life 4:12
5. Dreams 3:28
6. Two More Years 2:29
7. Who Showed Who 3:11
8. Take Me To The Mountains 3:19
9. Eli Renfro 3:27
10. Don't Let My Love Get In The Way 2:28
11. Rain & Snow 3:30
12. Standing On The Mountain 2:03
13. Foggy River 3:14
14. Blackjack 2:03
15. Pick Me Up On Your Way Down 3:03
16. Rain Please Go Away 2:42
17. No One But My Darling 2:08
18. Wait A Little Longer Please Jesus 2:23

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It would be impossible to pinpoint the high point of Del McCoury's career in bluegrass for two reasons: one being that he has been so consistently good in everything he's done, and the other being that he seems to incredibly keep getting better and better, making any speculation prone to revision. That being said, this compilation of his recordings for Rebel Records from 1974-1984 showcases one of bluegrass' great voices at one of the many peaks of his career. The album is set up without chronology in mind, but the change from one lineup of the Dixie Pals into another isn't noticeable, and the whole thing flows quite naturally from beginning to end. High harmonies and excellent musicianship have long been McCoury trademarks, and these recordings are especially interesting where they showcase the first appearances of mandolin player Ronnie McCoury, who would eventually go on to become one of the most celebrated pickers in bluegrass. Longtime fans of the Del McCoury Band's work will want to complete their collection with this album, and recent converts to the man would be well-suited to start their collections here.