Red, White & Bluegrass [CMH]

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  • Release Date: 02/13/2001
  • Sales Rank: 127,948
  • Label: CMH RECORDS
  • UPC: 027297805729

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Red, White & Bluegrass [CMH]

1LISTENThe Star Spangled Banner / Charlie Cushman & Randy Howard 2:55
2LISTENCincinnati, Ohio / Osborne Brothers 3:07
3LISTENAlabama Jubilee / Joe Maphis 1:35
4LISTENCalifornia Blues / Josh Graves & Billy Troy Blue Yodel No. 4 2:57
5LISTENArkansas Traveler / Fiddlin' Red Herron 2:03
6LISTENPeach Pickin' Time in Georgia / Merle Travis 3:14
7LISTENKentucky / Mac Wiseman 3:32
8LISTENStars and Stripes Forever / Star Spangled Band 3:17
9LISTENGeorgia Piney Woods / Osborne Brothers 2:03
10LISTENColorado Calling Me / Jim & Jesse 2:47
11LISTENPennsylvania Polka / Arthur Smith & Don Reno 2:29
12LISTENThere Ain't a Cow in Texas / Merle Travis 2:00
13LISTENI'm Going Back to Old Kentucky / Osborne Brothers 2:22
14LISTENDixie in My Eye / Eddie Adcock 3:54
15LISTENAmerica the Beautiful / Star Spangled Band 2:40

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Red White and Bluegrass is a compilation from CMH Records featuring a handful of bluegrass and country artists performing songs about America. While there are some instrumental versions of "The Star Spangled Banner" and "America the Beautiful," the real fun songs are the ones about places in America. Merle Travis' almost forgotten "There Ain't a Cow in Texas" and the Osborne Brothers' reworking of "Rocky Top" (here called "Georgia Piney Woods") stand out as highlights. The inclusion of the merely average "Pennsylvania Polka" and "Dixie in My Eye" makes it seem like the compilers may have been reaching a little bit to fill in the corners with anything remotely American, but on the whole it is a fun collection. Zac Johnson, All Music Guide

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