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"Mr. Taylor's New Home" Review,
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This review is from: Mr Taylor's New Home (Audio CD)
This new CD, the second offering from the Rangers,is well worth owning. This group of young musicians perform fresh material, most of it written by Graham Sharp, who also is a consummate banjo player. Each of the Rangers is a top notch musician. The vocals are well done and smooth. Lizzie Hamilton on fiddle is a real standout, and her vocal lead on Sharp's "Hibriten Mountain" is possibly the best I have heard in years. If you have a chance to see this group in person don't miss the opportunity; they are superb entertainers. This CD offers the Rangers at the top of their game.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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By Matthew Tilley (Walnut Cove, NC United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Mr Taylor's New Home (Audio CD)
These guys are the real deal. Very good. Two thumbs up . . . way, way up. If you like a sweet fiddle, fiery mandolin, skillful guitar and a rocking banjo combined with clear, honest voices singing some inspired lyrics, buy this CD. What makes these guys special is that all the while they are paying much deserved tribute to the history and legends of bluegrass and old time music, they are forging ahead with a sound that is all their own.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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AMG Review,
By Jim Smith (AMG) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Mr Taylor's New Home (Audio CD)
The second album from this accomplished young group features a majority of strong original material, led by banjoist Graham Sharp, whose best contributions are the lovely harmony piece "Hibriten Mountain" and the humorous "Money Out of Sand." "Knob Creek" is a wonderfully forlorn instrumental piece built around Mike Guggino's mandolin, and bassist Charles Humphrey supplies the car-crash drama "Norma Jean." Perhaps the most striking thing about the Steep Canyon Rangers is their restraint - they exude a naturalness in their playing that is remarkable for such a young group, and the fact that they play within their limits deserves extra applause. Each note is well placed, each song fully realized, and with five strong vocalists, their harmonies (especially on the beautiful "Good Old Country Baptizing") are among the warmest in bluegrass.
Jim Smith - All Music Guide
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