New Lost City Ramblers Vol. 2, 1963-1973, Out Standing in Their Field The New Lost City Ramblers

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  • Release Date: 09/14/1993
  • Sales Rank: 68,617
  • Label: SMITHSONIAN FOLKWAYS
  • UPC: 093074004029

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New Lost City Ramblers Vol. 2, 1963-1973, Out Standing in Their Field

1LISTENJohn Brown's Dream 1:32
2LISTENRiding on the Train 45 2:19
3LISTENThe Titanic 2:59
4LISTENDon't Get Trouble in Your Mind 2:15
5LISTENCowboy Waltz 1:49
6LISTENShut up in the Mines of Coal Creek 2:49
7LISTENPrivate John Q 2:03
8LISTENOld Johnny Booker Won't Do 3:01
9LISTENI've Always Been a Rambler 3:16
10LISTENAutomobile Trip Through Alabama 3:15
11LISTENWho Killed Poor Robin? 3:52
12LISTENMy Wife Died on Saturday Night 2:18
13LISTENLittle Satchel 2:47
14LISTENBlack Bottom Strut 2:09
15LISTENThe Cat's Got the Measles, the Dog's Got the Whooping Cough 2:55
16LISTENDear Okie 2:14
17LISTENSmoketown Strut 2:16
18LISTENThe Little Girl and the Dreadful Snake 3:31
19LISTENFishin' Creek Blues 2:01
20LISTEN'31 Depression Blues 3:13
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This 72-minute companion piece to The Early Years (1958-1962) is drawn from the seven Folkways albums that the New Lost City Ramblers recorded between 1963 and 1973, following the entry of Tracy Schwartz and the departure of Tom Paley, and it's every bit as essential as the first volume. Continuing their emphasis on careful replication of many difficult regional and popular folk forms, one is continually amazed by the versatility of Schwartz, John Cohen, and Mike Seeger, as they bounce from lively fiddle tunes, to instrumental waltzes, from more traditional bluegrass songs to Cajun influences. No doubt, this was a productive period for the NLCR, as many of the 27 tracks should be required listening for fans of traditional string-band music. Excellent liner notes and commentary by Jon Pankake also make this a quality collection. Matt Fink, All Music Guide

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