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5.0 out of 5 stars
amazing range,
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This review is from: Hard Year Blues (Audio CD)
It's hard to believe that Tim could have produced such a great album way back in 1984. I have most of his stuff since, which I love, but he still hasn't topped this early effort. He ranges from country to blues to bluegrass to jazz. The Whites and his Hot Rize friends contribute. Amazing musicianship.
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Great bluegrass,
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This review is from: Hard Year Blues (Audio CD)
This album has allowed me to survive many trips accross country. The title track is high-speed, ripe with both a lovable melody and a great set of lyrics. I love singing along when no one is around.
"Cora Is Gone" is a standard which resonates. The albmum is simple yet full like the best of the bluegrass.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A great recording...,
By SWboy (hometown USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Hard Year Blues (Audio CD)
I believe this is Tim's 2nd solo recording
(the first was a long out of print LP called "Guess Who's in Town") The songs and instrumentals here are a wide variety of roots musics, and showcase his many talents. It moves from country to gospel to celtic to jazz to bluegrass, but is cohesive and nicely paced. Obviously a 'labor of love'--every single track is outstanding. This is my favorite Tim O'Brien CD.
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