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Grassmasters : Grassroots
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Traditional folk songs are the root of Bluegrass, and after all, it\'s a lot easier to start pickin\' when you\'re resting on solid ground of tried-and-true melodies.
Genre: Country: Traditional Bluegrass
Release Date: 2005
Grassroots Record Label: Synergy
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms 3:00 Album Only
Man of Constant Sorrow 3:16 Album Only
Blue Moon of Kentucky 2:23 Album Only
Foggy Mountain Breakdown 1:57 Album Only
Wildwood Flower 3:48 Album Only
Rocky Top 2:28 Album Only
Somewhere Down Below the Mason Dixon Line 3:27 Album Only
Orange Blossom Special 2:55 Album Only
Salty Dog Blues 2:00 Album Only
Before I Met You 3:05 Album Only
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot 2:01 Album Only
Ballad of Jed Clampett 1:41 Album Only
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Album Notes

Bluegrass music with its characteristic fusion of country, acoustic instruments and high energy, has wound its way through contemporary Rock, Jazz, R&B and Gospel. This series is designed to come full circle. Following the folk process and its evolution, we return to the roots of those influences and play one of the most heartfelt and free form styles of American musical expression. This hand-picked group of extraordinary players has professional ties with Bill Monroe, The Everly Brothers, James Taylor and many others including regular appearances on the Grand Ol\' Opry stage. These interpretations bring home the essence of what makes music in life such a gratifying experience. This collection of songs was chosen by former member of Bill Monroe\'s band, Vic Jordan. Featuring Charlie Chadwick, David Spicher, Billy Hullett, Andrea Zonn, Tommy White, Fred Newell, Vic Jordan, with vocal appearances by Andrea Zonn & Darrin Vincent.

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REVIEWS

Awesome Bluegrass
author: Rudy Minnaert Country Eagle The Netherlands
This very good and perfect instrumental bluegrass it's I hear Bill Monroe and his Texas Playboys. I hope to hear more of you in future. Country Eagle
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