Mac Wiseman - Early Dot Recordings, Vol. 3

Mac Wiseman - Early Dot Recordings, Vol. 3
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Album Details

Title: Early Dot Recordings, Vol. 3
Artist: Mac Wiseman
Release Date: 1992
Re-Released On: 11/3/1992
Label: Rebel
Duration: 40:54
Album Type(s): Greatest Hits
UPCs: 009001011329, 009001011343
Genre: Country
Styles: Traditional Bluegrass, Traditional Country, Bluegrass, Close Harmony, Truck Driving Country
Moods: Earthy, Amiable/Good-Natured, Earnest, Passionate, Plaintive, Wistful, Boisterous, Organic, Reflective, Reverent, Rousing
Total Copies: 0
Members Wishing: 2
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Don't Let Your Sweet Love Die
  2. Don't Blame It All on Me
  3. I Saw Your Face in the Moon
  4. I'll Still Write Your Name in the Sand
  5. Four Walls Around Me
  6. It's Goodbye and So Long to You
  7. Six More Miles
  8. Waiting for the Boys to Come Home
  9. When I Get the Money Made
  10. You'd Better Wake Up
  11. The Waltz You Saved for Me
  12. Reveille in Heaven
  13. You're Sweeter Than Honey
  14. I'd Rather Die Young
  15. The Fire in My Heart
  16. Goin' Like Wildfire

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
1992CDRebel113

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Album Review

Early Dot Recordings, Vol. 3 highlights Mac Wiseman's late-'50s tenure with that label. At 16 tracks, this is far from complete, but it does contain a fine array of great performances, including "Don't Let Your Sweet Love Die," "You're Sweeter Than Honey," "Four Walls Around Me," and "I Saw Your Face in the Moon." ~ Al Campbell, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Allen SheltonBanjo
Bill VernonLiner Notes
Chet AtkinsGuitar (Rhythm)
Dale PotterFiddle
David AkemanBanjo
Don HoaglinMandolin
Ed AmosBanjo
Ernie NewtonBass
Fred CarlsonArt Direction, Design
Gary B. ReidProduction Coordination
Grady MartinMandolin
Hank GarlandGuitar (Rhythm), Mandolin
Jackie PhelpsBanjo
Jimmy WilliamsVocals, Mandolin
Joe ZinkanBass
Mac WisemanVocals, Guitar, Tenor (Vocal)
Oscar SullivanMandolin
Richard BoydPhotography
Rudy LyleBanjo
Tommy JacksonFiddle