Live At The Barns--The Legendary Wolf Trap Recordings Vol.1
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(783707504926)
Record Label: Whirling House Records
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A fan aptly described The Grandsons' exuberant sound as "American music in a blender with the lid off." The more prominent elements in this eclectic whirlpool are New Orleans rhythm and blues, rockabilly, swing and country two steps.
The Grandsons bring with them a pawn shop of instruments. Vocalist-guitarist-trumpeter Alan MacEwen charms audiences with his sly wit and winsome original songs; DC blues veteran Matthew Sedgley locks in the groove on drums and percussion. Saxophonist Chris Watling puts out a sound so meaty and memorable that he is in demand all over as a guest artist and session player.
LIVE AT THE BARNS, THE LEGENDARY WOLF TRAP RECORDINGS, Volume 1
Recorded live, in concert, at the Barns of Wolf Trap on May 5, 2001, the Grandsons fourth CD will be available starting March 17, 2002, appropriately enough, at the Barns of Wolf Trap. This live CD contains 15 songs never before released--over 60 minutes of music. The songs were chosen from the Grandsons vast roots rock repertoire, and include favorites such as "One Mint Julep," "Don't Let Go," "Scotch and Soda," "Would You," "Jump In The Line," "Last Meal," "Shoorah Shoorah" and many more.
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Getting down & dirty never came so clean cut
author: Oscar
Each CD from the Grandsons gets better musically, creatively, & technically. This recording from Wolf Trap captures all those qualities with a clarity that few live recordings do!
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The Grandsons are alway's at their best live!
author: Jim, Germantown,MD.
This CD is a highly recomended selection for all music lovers,the recordings and songs are top shelf material.You have to see the band live any chance you get!
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They captured great live performances on CD. Very Enjoyable!
author: Ron
I've seen the Grandsons in person and I was skeptical that a CD of their live performance could ever live up to what I saw in person. But it does. In fact the last track is a perfect example. If you've seen them live, then you'll know how the Grandsons will systematically abandon their instruments, pick up accoustic instruments and march into the crowd usually playing "The Saints". All without ever missing a beat or letting the music drop. Listen carefully to the last track. You can hear them doing exactly this.
They're fun, tight and musically talented group.
This album only made me want to see them in person even more. Great CD.
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author: Brendan
Great CD -- next best thing to seeing the Grandsons live.
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