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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
If you love Doc's music, it doesn't get any better than this,
This review is from: Riding the Midnight Train (Audio CD)
The album starts off with a great bluegrass number. Your attention is captured for the entire album. A great blend of folk and bluegrass tunes. Doc's singing is in top form here. The harmonies are quite satisfying too. The selection of songs are plenty of fun here. They also bring out some serious mood reflections in the listener. This is a must album for any serious Doc Watson fan.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I have this album, its great.,
By dobro2@idcomm.com (Denver Colorado) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Riding the Midnight Train (Audio CD)
You will love Docs Picking and singing here. As always, he turns in a great perfromance. This is old time country music at its best.dobroman in Denver
5.0 out of 5 stars
Doc doin' bluegrass!,
By Solomon Kane (United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Riding the Midnight Train (Audio CD)
The album many waited years for... Doc doing bluegrass... yet, it's more than that.Rousing bluegrass numbers like the title cut, "The Old Home", "Sweet Heaven When I Die", country/folk/old-timey tunes like "Greenville Trestle High", "Ramshackle Shack", "Let the Church Roll On", and of course, the album wouldn't be complete without the required Doc Watson jaw-dropping instrumental "rag" ("Stone's Rag"). Doc is probably my favorite guitar player of all time, he's one of those guys that kind of make me feel like converting my guitar into firewood, his playing is so smooth and precise. Dammit Doc, couldn't you even mess up a note just once in a while to prove you're human? Anyway, add to this his wonderful gravelly vocals (never sounded better) and Merle Watson's superb backup and you have here a "must own" for any fan of Doc, of Bluegrass/Country/Gospel/Old-Timey, or just plain great music period.
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