Free Music: Honoring The Fathers of Bluegrass Tribute to 1946 and 1947 by Ricky Skaggs

Honoring The
Fathers of Bluegrass
Tribute to 1946 and
1947 - "Why Did You Wander"

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Record Label: Skaggs Family Records, Inc

Originally released: 25-MAR-2008

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	1. Goin' Back To Old Kentucky
	2. When You're Lonely
	3. Toy Heart
	4. It's Mighty Dark To Travel
	5. Mother's Only Sleeping
	6. Bluegrass Breakdown
	7. Little Cabin Home On The Hill
	8. Mansions For Me
	9. Sweetheart You Done Me Wrong
	10. Why Did You Wander (selected track)
	11. Remember The Cross
	12. The Old Crossroad

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Rhapsody

Skaggs has constantly honored the fathers of bluegrass as a visible and lauded neo-traditionalist, though he narrows his focus here to material from two years of Bill Monroe's outfit with Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, Chubby Wise and Howard Watts, considered the original bluegrass band. Of course, Skaggs' award-winning band shreds with blistering virtuosity, though none harder than guitarist Cody Kilby on "Bluegrass Breakdown." Scruggs himself guests on "Goin' Back to Ole Kentucky."