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- Summary: The first bluegrass album for the country singer was produced by Keith Stegall and Adam Wright.
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- Record Label: Universal Distribution
- Genre(s): Bluegrass, Contemporary Country, New Traditionalist, Neo-Traditionalist Country
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| Blue Ridge Mountain Song | |
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| He met her in the fall of '93 in the hills of Tennessee She was barely 17, he was tall and strong and lean They were deep in love by June Hand in... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Oct 2, 2013Alan’s album is the real thing, a “must” whether you’re a bluegrass buff or just a fan of fine music.
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Oct 2, 2013While this is still a typical Alan Jackson album in many ways, it’s a fine bluegrass album, and a good primer for those who aren’t all that familiar with what bluegrass is supposed to be.
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Oct 2, 2013Jackson and album producers Keith Stegall and Adam Wright infuse a back-porch feel in original numbers here and savvy selections from other writers, including Jackson's new spin on John Anderson's 1982 hit "Wild and Blue" and Adam Wright's sharply witty "Ain't Got Trouble Now."
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Oct 2, 2013In the end, Jackson's foray into bluegrass seems easy and natural, as if he'd been playing it all along.
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Oct 21, 2013It’s not a hybrid take on bluegrass but a purposely traditional one, while still carrying his musical personality... which means it’s a hybrid of sorts after all, but an unshowy, natural-feeling one.
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Nov 11, 2013
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Jun 28, 2020Este álbum traz toda o esplendor da raiz da música country. Este é o melhor.
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