Will the Circle Be Unbroken
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Product Description 30th Anniversary edition remastered reissue of the classic treasure that united two very distinct generations of country music. Track list include: "Grand Ole Opry Song," "Nashville Blues," "Lost Hi ghway," "I Saw the Light," "You Are My Flower." Amazon.com In an age when the old-timey soundtrack to O Brother, Where Art Thou? sells 5 million copies, it\'s hard to imagine how revolutionary Will the Circle Be Unbroken seemed upon its release 30 years ago. The triple album (now rereleased as a two-CD set) paired many of Nashville\'s venerable country and bluegrass performers (Roy Acuff, Mother Maybelle Carter, Earl Scruggs, Doc Watson, Merle Travis, Jimmy Martin, Vassar Clements) with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, or as Acuff called them, "a bunch of long-haired West Coast boys." The idea seemed nearly as foreign as Martians setting down in Tennessee, but the Dirt Band were Colorado hippies steeped in the genre, so there was no disputing the authenticity of the music, or its earthy appeal. Aside from the sheer joy of the performances (listen to Jimmy Martin\'s "whoop" on "Sunny Side of the Mountain"), there\'s great fun in hearing Roy Acuff give the boys a lesson in doing a song right the first time (and using the word hell before launching into a religious number). And Mother Maybelle wafts through like a benevolent ghost, or at least a patron saint. One caveat: The boast of four previously unreleased tracks is balderdash, since three are really between-track conversations and rehearsals, and only "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" qualifies as a real song. But that\'s nitpicking. Buy it. Love it. Wallow in it. O brother, that\'s country music! --Alanna Nash
Product Description 30th Anniversary edition remastered reissue of the classic treasure that united two very distinct generations of country music. Track list include: "Grand Ole Opry Song," "Nashville Blues," "Lost Hi ghway," "I Saw the Light," "You Are My Flower." Amazon.com In an age when the old-timey soundtrack to O Brother, Where Art Thou? sells 5 million copies, it\'s hard to imagine how revolutionary Will the Circle Be Unbroken seemed upon its release 30 years ago. The triple album (now rereleased as a two-CD set) paired many of Nashville\'s venerable country and bluegrass performers (Roy Acuff, Mother Maybelle Carter, Earl Scruggs, Doc Watson, Merle Travis, Jimmy Martin, Vassar Clements) with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, or as Acuff called them, "a bunch of long-haired West Coast boys." The idea seemed nearly as foreign as Martians setting down in Tennessee, but the Dirt Band were Colorado hippies steeped in the genre, so there was no disputing the authenticity of the music, or its earthy appeal. Aside from the sheer joy of the performances (listen to Jimmy Martin\'s "whoop" on "Sunny Side of the Mountain"), there\'s great fun in hearing Roy Acuff give the boys a lesson in doing a song right the first time (and using the word hell before launching into a religious number). And Mother Maybelle wafts through like a benevolent ghost, or at least a patron saint. One caveat: The boast of four previously unreleased tracks is balderdash, since three are really between-track conversations and rehearsals, and only "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" qualifies as a real song. But that\'s nitpicking. Buy it. Love it. Wallow in it. O brother, that\'s country music! --Alanna Nash
2019-09-20 07:37:49
