Name: Lonely Street
Brand: Rounder Select
SKU: 18010
Price: 14.99 SGD
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Lonely Street

Rating

Album: Lonely Street
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Monroe's Mandolin
2)	Lonely Street
3)	Ain't a Woman Somebody When She's Gone
4)	Bing Wind
5)	Oh Heart Look What You've Done
6)	Human Race, The
7)	Call Me Up and I'll Come Callin' On You
8)	Yesterday's Songs
9)	Down Around Bear Cove
10)	Johnny and Sally
11)	My Real World of Make Believe
12)	When the Last of Our Days Shall Come

Album: Lonely Street
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Monroe's Mandolin
2)	Lonely Street
3)	Ain't a Woman Somebody When She's Gone
4)	Bing Wind
5)	Oh Heart Look What You've Done
6)	Human Race, The
7)	Call Me Up and I'll Come Callin' On You
8)	Yesterday's Songs
9)	Down Around Bear Cove
10)	Johnny and Sally
11)	My Real World of Make Believe
12)	When the Last of Our Days Shall Come

Performer Notes

Personnel: Doyle Lawson (vocals, tenor, baritone, guitar, banjo, mandolin); Darren Beachley (vocals, tenor, baritone, guitar); Carl White (tenor, baritone); Josh Swift (bass voice, resonator guitar, percussion); Brandon Godman, David Johnson (fiddle).
Audio Remixers: Van Adkins; Doyle Lawson.
Recording information: Crossroads Studios, Arden, NC (10/2008-11/2008).
Photographer: Mark Marquette.
Doyle Lawson's been recording with various versions of Quicksilver since 1980, quietly perfecting the art of contemporary bluegrass over three decades, and the weight of that experience is immediately audible on 2009's LONELY STREET. Lawson and company are among the very few who manage to really bring bluegrass into the 21st century while both holding onto the music's roots and avoiding hidebound traditionalism. Standout tune "Ain't a Woman Somebody When She's Gone" is essentially acoustic honky-tonk, but the high-lonesome feel of "Oh Heart, Look What You've Done" could have come straight from the Bill Monroe playbook, and the focus on original material shows a forward-facing attitude too rare in bluegrass artists of Lawson's vintage.

Professional Reviews

Dirty Linen (p.50) - "Lawson and guitarist Darren Beachley share lead vocals, though the album's harmony-rich sound represents a full-band effort."