As the town of Grundy, Virginia continues to change trying to modernize itself this album harkens back to the good ol' days of the Grundy of my dad grew up in and that I've visited many times in the past. The music describes Grundy from when it was still the Grundy we knew, and no matter how that city changes-from moving its downtown to building new highways and gaining its respective Wal-Mart every town now gets, this album encapsulates a time and place that no longer exists in its gritty glory and familiar settings of a home in the holler, and the closed up mines along the railroad tracks, a river, and a road. No matter how Grundy changes the music in this album preserves the memory and the feel of a Grundy that once was. The album is truly a testament to time and thus is timeless in its pure country essence which sprang from a country town that no longer represents the area they sang about.
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Would love to hear from Steve Ruffino.  We were in Nam together.
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My wife is from Grundy and we lived there the first year we were married.  I bought this album when it came out as a 33 1/3 but it had gotten so scratchy you couldn't really hear it.  I know a lot of the places they sing about.  I am sorry they only recorded the one album.
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This Cd brought back wonderful memories of a time and place in my life. The music was outstanding and the artists
exceptional
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