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Celebrating 50 Years Of Del McCoury [Box]

Del McCoury
Release Date: 05/12/2009
Original Release:  2009
# of Discs:   5
J&R Item # 1067767_CD
UPC # 829305005028
Label: McCoury Music
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Disc: 1
1. I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
2. Remembering
3. Rain & Snow
4. Are You Teasin' Me
5. Dreams
6. White House Blues
7. Dark Hollow
8. You're the Girl of My Dreams
9. Don't Stop the Music
10. Prisoner Song, The

Disc: 2
1. Big Rock in the Road
2. High on the Mountain
3. Rain Please Go Away
4. Pick Me Up on Your Way Down
5. Good Man Like Me
6. I've Endured
7. Bluest Man in Town
8. Don't You Call My Name
9. Evil Hearted Woman
10. Loggin' Man

Disc: 3
1. Loneliness & Desperation
2. I Feel the Blues Movin' In
3. Don't Let My Love Get in the Way
4. Who Showed Who?
5. Undone in Sorrow
6. Take Me to the Mountains
7. Eli Renfro
8. Queen Anne's Lace
9. Nashville Cats
10. Beauty of My Dreams

Disc: 4
1. Cold Hard Facts
2. Black Jack County Chains
3. Far Cry, A
4. Backslidin' Blues
5. 50/50 Chance
6. City of Stone
7. Never Grow Up Boy
8. Asheville Turnaround
9. Learnin' the Blues
10. Cheek to Cheek with the Blues

Disc: 5
1. 1952 Vincent Black Lightning
2. Let an Old Racehorse Run
3. Same Kind of Crazy as Me
4. I'm Afraid I Forgot the Feeling
5. All Aboard
6. It's Just the Night
7. Nothin' Special
8. Unequal Love
9. Mill Towns
10. My Love Will Not Change

Performer: Del McCoury
Engineer: David Ferguson; Lee Groitzsch; Mark Howard; Neal Cappellino; Bradley Hartman; Brent King
Producer: Del McCoury; Jerry Douglas; Ronnie McCoury
Distributor: RED Distribution

Notes: Personnel: Del McCoury (guitar); B�la Fleck (vocals); Jerry Douglas (dobro); Rob McCoury (banjo); Ronnie McCoury (mandolin); Jason Carter , Stuart Duncan (fiddle). Audio Mixers: David Ferguson; Neal Cappellino; Steve Chandler; Brent King. Recording information: Hum Depot; Massterlink; Monkey Finger; Scruggs Sound; Skaggs Place Studio; The Butcher Shoppe; Trace Sound. To commemorate five decades of making music, bluegrass legend Del McCoury found a way to honor his legacy while still doing something new. This five-disc box set is a combination of great tunes cherry-picked from previous McCoury albums and newly recorded versions of tracks McCoury laid down early in his career. Naturally, he's accompanied by his family band, including sons Ronnie on mandolin and Robbie on banjo, but the 70-year-old singer/guitarist is very much the star of this show, whether he's belting out a country standard like "Dark Hollow" or delivering an adaptation of Richard Thompson's outlaw ballad "1952 Vincent Black Lightning."
Singer/mandolinist Del McCoury's career had the most auspicious beginning a bluegrass musician can hope for; in the mid-1960s he was a member of Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Boys. He kicked off his solo career a couple of years later, and by the '70s he had found a middle ground between bluegrass traditionalism and the open-minded "newgrass" approach, becoming a highly influential artist in the process. In the '80s, McCoury truly codified his style, forming a tight band that included his sons Ronnie and Rob. THE MOUNTAIN, their 1999 collaboration with Steve Earle, raised the band's profile even further, endearing them to non-country audiences and neatly dovetailing with the early-2000s O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?-inspired bluegrass resurgence.
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