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David Grier, Hootenanny

Audio CD

Disk ID: 59037

Disk length: 44m 16s (11 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2000

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Little Rabbit 2:46
2. Ragtime Annie 3:21
3. Have You Ever Been To England 3:30
4. High DadIn The Morning 4:58
5. Lonnie Amd Maybelle 4:43
6. Red Haired Boy 4:51
7. Clinch Mountain Backstep 5:44
8. Have You Ever Seen The Devil Uncle Joe 3:50
9. Cascade 2:50
10. Old Joe Clark 4:40
11. Lonesome Road Blues 2:55

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Review

Dedication, precision, and grace can happily coexist with frivolity and creativity, as flat-picking guitarist David Grier has proved often in the past. Combining incredible technique, masterful timing, plenty of soul, and sheer enjoyment is what Grier does best--Hootenanny, the debut release on his own Dreadnought Recordings, continues this trend. Along with kindred spirits Tim O'Brien (mandolin, fiddle, bouzouki, the occasional off-beat vocal) and Dirk Powell (banjo, fiddle, accordion, bass), Grier invests a wide range of traditional and original material with a distinct old-time flair. The pared-down arrangements give Grier ample space to make his statements, whether with lighting-quick but unhurried leads or with nifty supporting passages. Speedy fiddle tunes accompany down-home blues, winsome ballads, and vibrant reels and rags. As usual, he makes the decades-old sound refreshingly new, and his remarkable guitar work seems to only improve with time, the function of a man who rarely takes the instrument off his neck. --Marc Greilsamer

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