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Classic '70s bluegrass

Joe Sixpack -- Slipcue.com | ...in Middle America | 06/20/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A fine set of straight-ahead progressive bluegrass from the early 'Seventies. This edition of the band featured a young Doyle Lawson, along with Charlie Waller and the boys... a couple of tunes hint at Lawson's future as a major proponent of bluegrass gospel, particularly the fine a capella group harmonies of "Lord Don't Leave Me Here," which closes the album. This album isn't dazzling or flashy, it's just a fine, solid effort by one of the most talented and professional bands of the bluegrass revival... Definitely worth checking out!"

Bluegrass variations from the masters......

Charles Taylor | Herndon, VA, USA | 03/29/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Pamela Brown steals this CD. Excellent little number with lots of rythm and of course, Charlie's baritone voice. The instrumental accompaniment on this CD is Crisp and well designed. The A Capella "Lord Don't Leave Me Here" is a good blend of voices and harmony. Excellent CD."