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Dry Branch Fire Squad, Live! at Last

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1544836

Disk length: 1h 6m 52s (21 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 1996

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Late Last Night 2:38
2. True Historia 4:08
3. Aragon Mill 2:51
4. Economical Talk 3:38
5. John Henry 2:22
6. A Pitiful Thing 6:15
7. The Cowboy Song 3:05
8. Housework is My Life 0:58
9. Red Rocking Chair 3:02
10. Cultural Exchange 5:55
11. Someone Play Dixie For Me 3:23
12. Balo's Song 3:36
13. Testosterone Poisoning 3:42
14. Midnight on the Stormy Deep 3:40
15. Banjo Jokes 2:19
16. Blue Grass Breakdown 2:48
17. Band introductions 1:12
18. World's Greatest Folksinger 2:03
19. Hard Times 4:28
20. Goin' Up on the Mountain 2:28
21. Walk the Streets of Glory 2:09

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Review

This 1995 recording captures the Squad's mixture of hillbilly humor (allegedly the basis for much of Jeff Foxworthy's work) and their formidable folk and bluegrass. Lead jokester Ron Thomason handles the comedy with an exaggerated drawl and a somewhat trite hillbillies-are-dumb theme. When it comes to actual music, however, the Squad can truly light it up. Thomason's mandolin and Bill Evans' banjo impressively race through standards including "John Henry," "Late Last Night," and "Blue Grass Breakdown." Gentle ballads such as "Aragon Mill" and the lovely "Hard Times" are handled with sensitivity while "Red Rocking Chair" showcases Suzanne Thomas' clawhammer banjo. While the comedy may become stale (especially after repeated listenings), it's nothing the CD program function can't handle. --Marc Greilsamer

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