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The Grascals - The Grascals (2005)
BAND/ARTIST: The Grascals
- Title: The Grascals
- Year Of Release: 2005
- Label: New Rounder
- Genre: Bluegrass, Country
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:38:53
- Total Size: 269 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Leavin's Heavy On My Mind
02. Mourning Dove
03. Me and John and Paul
04. Bevans Lake Crossing
05. Some Things I Want to Sing About
06. Teardrops In My Eyes
07. Where I Come From
08. My Saro Jane
09. Where Corn Don't Grow
10. Sally Goodin
11. Lonely Street
12. Viva Las Vegas
13. Sweet By and By
Pitching out some straight-up incredibly accomplished bluegrass, the Grascals come out of the gate surprising many, immediately bringing forward the question, "Is this really a debut album?" Understanding that each member of the Grascals have been sidemen for various country and bluegrass artists explains how they were able to secure such heavy guests as Dolly Parton and Bobby Osborne, and alternately explains the precision in each note played on the album, but it is still impressive to note how comfortable the sextet seems with each other as they churn out such standards as Red Allen's "Teardrops on My Mind" and "Viva Las Vegas" (the latter with Parton as guest). What ultimately comes across on this self-titled debut is that the members each have found their place, likely both exciting and depressing their former employers, for a project whose name may very well seep into the consciousness of bluegrass aficionados next to the greats' names long since established in that genre's vernacular.
01. Leavin's Heavy On My Mind
02. Mourning Dove
03. Me and John and Paul
04. Bevans Lake Crossing
05. Some Things I Want to Sing About
06. Teardrops In My Eyes
07. Where I Come From
08. My Saro Jane
09. Where Corn Don't Grow
10. Sally Goodin
11. Lonely Street
12. Viva Las Vegas
13. Sweet By and By
Pitching out some straight-up incredibly accomplished bluegrass, the Grascals come out of the gate surprising many, immediately bringing forward the question, "Is this really a debut album?" Understanding that each member of the Grascals have been sidemen for various country and bluegrass artists explains how they were able to secure such heavy guests as Dolly Parton and Bobby Osborne, and alternately explains the precision in each note played on the album, but it is still impressive to note how comfortable the sextet seems with each other as they churn out such standards as Red Allen's "Teardrops on My Mind" and "Viva Las Vegas" (the latter with Parton as guest). What ultimately comes across on this self-titled debut is that the members each have found their place, likely both exciting and depressing their former employers, for a project whose name may very well seep into the consciousness of bluegrass aficionados next to the greats' names long since established in that genre's vernacular.
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