Track Listings
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Way Downtown :: Jody Stecher
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Victim to the Tomb :: Old & In the Gray
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Telluride :: David Grisman Quintet
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Cabin of Love :: David Grisman, The Del McCoury Band
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How Mountain Girls Can Love [#][*] :: Clinch Mt Boys, David Grisman, Ralph Stanley
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Watson Blues :: David Grisman, The Nashville Bluegrass Band, Doc Watson
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Love Please Come Home :: Red Allen, Jim Buchanan, David Grisman, Herb Pedersen
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Dusty Miller :: Sam Bush, David Grisman, Ronnie McCoury, Jesse McReynolds, Bobby Osborne, Ricky Skaggs, Frank Wakefield, Buck White
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'Tis Sweet to Be Remembered :: Red Allen, Frank Wakefield
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Honkey Tonk Woman :: Old & In the Gray
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I Don't Want Your Mandolins Mister :: David Grisman, Tony Rice
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Drifting Too Far from the Shore :: Old & In the Way
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Dawggy Mt. Breakdown :: The David Grisman Bluegrass Experience
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Is It Too Late Now?
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Orange Blossom Special :: Old & In the Way
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Angel Band :: Charles Sawtelle
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2004 | CD | Acoustic Disc | 56 |
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Other Editions
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Album Review
David "Dawg" Grisman deserves high praise from bluegrass fans for the extraordinary releases of his Acoustic Disc label. This anthology contains 16 tracks excerpted from the making of a dozen CDs for his company, most of which feature the mandolin great as either the leader or a sideman. There's so much good music that it's impossible to name favorites among Grisman's quartet and quintet recordings or the various all-star meetings of bluegrass greats, though the meeting of eight different mandolin players in "Dusty Miller," the hilarious uptempo bluegrass rendition of the Rolling Stones' "Honky Tonk Woman," and Grisman's duet of "I Don't Want Your Mandolins Mister" with the phenomenal guitarist Tony Rice are not to be missed. Grisman isn't present on two songs: the traditional favorite "Way Downtown" in a stirring performance by guitarist Jody Stecher's quartet, and the late Red Allen in a homespun duet with mandolinist Frank Wakefield on "'Tis Sweet to be Remembered." Those who have every Acoustic Disc release featured on this disc will be tempted by the inclusion of a previously unreleased version of "How Mountain Gals Can Love," featuring the great harmonies and picking of Ralph Stanley, Ralph Stanley II, and the Dawg himself. ~ Ken Dryden, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Alan O'Bryant | Banjo | | Bobby Osborne | Mandolin | | Brantley Kearns | Fiddle | | Brenna Ramirez | Design | | Bryn Bright | Bass | | Buck White | Mandolin | | Charles Sawtelle | Vocals, Guitar | | Craig Miller | Executive Producer | | David Grisman | Arranger, Baritone (Vocal), Mandolin, Producer | | Del McCoury | Guitar, Tenor (Vocal), Vocals | | Doc Watson | Guitar | | Douglass M. Green | Liner Notes | | Frank Wakefield | Vocals, Mandolin | | Fred Sokolow | Banjo | | Herb Pedersen | Tenor (Vocal), Banjo | | Jackie Cook | Bass | | James Price | Fiddle | | Jason Carter | Fiddle | | Jerry Garcia | Baritone (Vocal), Banjo | | Jesse McReynolds | Mandolin | | Jim Buchanan | Fiddle | | Jim Kerwin | Bass | | Jody Stecher | Vocals, Guitar | | Joe Craven | Mandolin | | John Carlini | Guitar | | John Herald | Tenor (Vocal), Guitar (Rhythm) | | John Kahn | Bass | | Katy Moffatt | Vocal Harmony | | Mark Hembree | Bass | | Mike Bub | Bass | | Paul Stubblebine | Mastering | | Peter Rowan | Guitar, Vocals | | Ralph Stanley | Tenor (Vocal), Banjo | | Ralph Stanley II | Vocals, Guitar | | Red Allen | Tenor (Vocal), Vocals, Guitar | | Ricky Skaggs | Mandolin | | Rob McCoury | Banjo | | Rob Wasserman | Bass | | Ronnie McCoury | Mandolin, Vocals | | Sam Bush | Vacuum Cleaner | | Stuart Duncan | Fiddle | | Tom Rozum | Vocal Harmony | | Tony Marcus | Vocal Harmony | | Tony Rice | Arranger, Guitar | | Tracy Bigelow | Cover Illustration | | Vassar Clements | Fiddle |
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