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Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder, Brand New Strings

Audio CD

Disk ID: 656131

Disk length: 44m 44s (13 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2004

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Sally Jo 4:27
2. Sis Draper 3:44
3. I Corinthians 1-18 (Instrumental) 3:48
4. Enjoy The Ride 3:26
5. Lonesome And Dry As A Bone 3:16
6. Brand New Strings 3:47
7. Spread A Little Love Around 2:34
8. Appalachian Joy (Instrumental) 3:23
9. If I Had It All Again To Do 3:21
10. Love Does It Every Time 3:34
11. Why Did I Wait So Long? 3:08
12. My Father's Son 2:59
13. Monroe Dancin (Instrumental) 3:09

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Review

Veteran mandolinist and singer Ricky Skaggs teaches his new strings some old tricks on this collection, which draws from traditional bluegrass and contemporary country alike. Skaggs has long emphasized the brighter and bouncier side of his music; here "Brand New Strings" celebrates the redemptive power of love while "Enjoy the Ride" and "Spread a Little Love Around" provide inspiration to live life to the fullest. The album turns bluesier with "Lonesome and Dry as a Bone" and bittersweet on the reflective "If I Had It to Do Over Again," while three instrumental romps provide changes of pace romps amid the songcraft. The nimble virtuosity of multi-instrumentalist Skaggs finds superb support from his Kentucky Thunder band, augmented by guest performances from fiddler Stuart Duncan and singers Sharon White (Skaggs's wife) and Rebecca Lynn Howard. --Don McLeese

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