Name: A Deeper Shade of Blue
Brand: Rounder / Pgd
SKU: 17751
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A Deeper Shade of Blue

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Album: A Deeper Shade of Blue
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Cheek to Cheek with the Blues
2)	How Long Blues
3)	True Love Never Dies
4)	What Made Milwaukee Famous
5)	Quicksburg Rondezvous
6)	More Often Then Once in a While
7)	Man with the Blues
8)	If You've Got the Money Honey
9)	Bluest Man in Town, The
10)	Deeper Shade of Blue, A
11)	I Know His Voice
12)	I'm Lonely for My Only
13)	Cold Cheater's Heart
14)	Lonely Side of Love

Album: A Deeper Shade of Blue
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Cheek to Cheek with the Blues
2)	How Long Blues
3)	True Love Never Dies
4)	What Made Milwaukee Famous
5)	Quicksburg Rondezvous
6)	More Often Then Once in a While
7)	Man with the Blues
8)	If You've Got the Money Honey
9)	Bluest Man in Town, The
10)	Deeper Shade of Blue, A
11)	I Know His Voice
12)	I'm Lonely for My Only
13)	Cold Cheater's Heart
14)	Lonely Side of Love

Performer Notes

Personnel includes: Del McCoury (vocals); Jerry Douglas (dobro); Ronnie McCoury (mandolin); Robbie McCoury (banjo).
A DEEPER SHADE OF BLUE was nominated for a 1995 Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album.
Personnel: Del McCoury (vocals, guitar); Ronnie McCoury (vocals, tenor, guitar, mandolin); Mike Bub (vocals, baritone, bass voice); Jerry Douglas (guitar, dobro); Rob McCoury (banjo); Stuart Duncan, Jason Carter (fiddle).
Audio Mixer: Bil VornDick.
Liner Note Author: Frank Godbey.
Recording information: Music Row Audio, Nashville, TN.
Photographer: Se?or McGuire.
Del McCoury's love affair with the blues is never more explicit than on A Deeper Shade of Blue, a classic from the word go, where songs with the titles like "Cheek to Cheek with the Blues," "A Deeper Shade of Blue," and "The Bluest Man in Town" are the order of the day. Never a purist when it comes to songs, McCoury covers Kevin Welch's "True Love Never Dies," Willie Nelson's "Man with the Blues," and the Jerry Lee Lewis hit "What Made Milwaukee Famous." His version of Lefty Frizzell's "If You've Got the Money Honey" is downright piercing. ~ Brian Mansfield

Professional Reviews

Dirty Linen (6-7/94, p.57) - "...There's no voice quite as distinct in bluegrass as that of Del McCoury....[A DEEPER SHADE OF BLUE] finds him continuing to put the "blues" back in bluegrass....In sons Robbie and Ronnie, McCoury has some of the finest banjo and mandolin talent to be had..."