J.D. Crowe & The New South J.D. Crowe & the New South

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  • Release Date: 02/14/1992
  • Original Release: 1975
  • Sales Rank: 26,634
  • Label: ROUNDER / UMGD
  • UPC: 011661004429

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J.D. Crowe & The New South

1LISTENOld Home Place / J.D. Crowe 2:42
2LISTENSome Old Day / J.D. Crowe 2:25
3LISTENRock, Salt and Nails / J.D. Crowe 2:58
4LISTENSally Goodin' / J.D. Crowe 3:11
5LISTENTen Degrees (Getting Colder) / J.D. Crowe 2:13
6LISTENNashville Blues / J.D. Crowe 3:23
7LISTENYou Are What I Am / J.D. Crowe 2:17
8LISTENSummer Wages 4:21
9LISTENI'm Walkin' / J.D. Crowe 2:05
10LISTENHome Sweet Home (Revisited) 3:17
11LISTENCryin' Holy / J.D. Crowe 2:11

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J.D. Crowe & the New South's eponymous debut album is one of the most influential and pioneering records in the history of bluegrass. For the first edition of the New South, Crowe assembled a stellar group of musicians -- including Ricky Skaggs (fiddle, mandolin, vocals), Tony Rice (lead vocals, guitar), and Jerry Douglas (dobro) -- and gave them each equal weight. Consequently, this is vibrant collaborative music, not just a leader with some faceless studio hacks. Furthermore, Crowe pushed the music in new direction with his section of material, taking songs from contemporary singer/songwriters like Gordon Lightfoot, adding a couple of originals, as well as standards. With such an eclectic selection of songs, plus the band's trailblazing instrumental style, The New South did indeed offer a new kind of bluegrass and its impact could still be felt years after its release. Thom Owens, All Music Guide

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