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The Masters | Format: MP3 Download

Product Details

• Original Release Date: November 30, 1996
• Label: Pinecastle
• Copyright: (c) 1997 Pinecastle Records
• Genres: Country/Bluegrass, Country/Traditional Country, Folk/Traditional Folk
• ASIN: B000R01FCK
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Laid Back, August 3, 2011

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Track Listing:
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1. Draggin' the Cow
2. Wayfaring Stranger
3. Stoney Creek
4. Evelina
5. Happy Time Waltz
6. Battle Hymn of the Republic
7. Jerusalem's Ridge
8. What a Friend We Have in Jesus
9. St. Anne's Reel
10. Roanoke
11. Foggy Mountain Rock
12. Bells of St. Mary's

Album Notes
The Masters: Eddie Adcock, Kenny Baker, Josh Graves, Jesse McReynolds, Martha Adcock, Missy Raines.
Personnel: Eddie Adcock (guitar, banjo, mandolin); Josh Graves (dobro); Jesse McReynolds (mandolin); Kenny Baker (fiddle); Missy Raines (upright bass).
Audio Mixer: Clark Williams.
Liner Note Author: Hank Widick.
Recording information: Delivery Room Studios, Pegram, TN.
Photographer: Hank Widick.
Arrangers: Jesse McReynolds; Josh Graves; Kenny Baker .
It was once announced from a Moxy Fruvous stage that the banjo is the future of music. These two recordings go far to support that proposition. The Masters is a bluegrass all- star band led by banjoist Eddie Adcock (Country Gentlemen, IInd Generation, Talk of the Town). He joins fiddler Kenny Baker (Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Boys), mandolin player Jesse McReynolds (Jim and Jesse & The Virginia Boys) and the "King of the Dobro", Josh Graves. The instrumental album is a landmark recording, dripping with talent. The classic album will remain a touchstone among bluegrass recordings for years to come. ~ Tom Schulte