Name: The Three Pickers
Brand: SCRUGGS/WATSON/SKAGG
SKU: 17933
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The Three Pickers

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Album: The Three Pickers
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Feast Here Tonight	More Info...
2)	What Would You Give in Exchange for Your Soul?	More Info...
3)	Spoken Introduction	More Info...
4)	Who Will Sing For Me?	More Info...
5)	Spoken Introduction	More Info...
6)	Soldier’s Joy	More Info...
7)	Walk On Boy	More Info...
8)	Daybreak Blues	More Info...
9)	Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down	More Info...
10)	Pick Along	More Info...
11)	Spoken Introduction	More Info...
12)	What Is A Home Without Love?	More Info...
13)	Doin’ My Time	More Info...
14)	Earl’s Breakdown	More Info...
15)	The Storms are on the Ocean	More Info...
16)	Down in the Valley to Pray	More Info...
17)	The Banks of the Ohio	More Info...
18)	Ridin’ That Midnight Train	More Info...
19)	Spoken Introduction	More Info...
20)	Road To Spencer	More Info...
21)	Katy Hill	More Info...
22)	Foggy Mountain Top	More Info...
23)	Roll In My Sweet Baby’s Arms	More Info...

Album: The Three Pickers
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Feast Here Tonight	More Info...
2)	What Would You Give in Exchange for Your Soul?	More Info...
3)	Spoken Introduction	More Info...
4)	Who Will Sing For Me?	More Info...
5)	Spoken Introduction	More Info...
6)	Soldier’s Joy	More Info...
7)	Walk On Boy	More Info...
8)	Daybreak Blues	More Info...
9)	Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down	More Info...
10)	Pick Along	More Info...
11)	Spoken Introduction	More Info...
12)	What Is A Home Without Love?	More Info...
13)	Doin’ My Time	More Info...
14)	Earl’s Breakdown	More Info...
15)	The Storms are on the Ocean	More Info...
16)	Down in the Valley to Pray	More Info...
17)	The Banks of the Ohio	More Info...
18)	Ridin’ That Midnight Train	More Info...
19)	Spoken Introduction	More Info...
20)	Road To Spencer	More Info...
21)	Katy Hill	More Info...
22)	Foggy Mountain Top	More Info...
23)	Roll In My Sweet Baby’s Arms	More Info...

Performer Notes

/Doc Watson/Ricky Skaggs.
Personnel: Earl Scruggs (vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo); Ricky Skaggs (vocls, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin); Doc Watson (vocals, acoustic guitar); Alison Krauss (vocals, fiddle); Gary Sgruggs (vocals, electric bass); Brad Davis, Darrin Vincent, Paul Brewster (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Cody Kilby, Richard Watson (acoustic guitar); John Jorgenson (electric guitar, mandolin, background vocals); Jim Mills (banjo); Rob Ickes (dobro); Glen Duncan (fiddle, background vocals); Andy Leftwich (fiddle).
Recorded live at the R.J. Reynolds Auditorium, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Includes liner notes by Jim Brown.
THE THREE PICKERS was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Folk Album. "Pick Along" was nominated for Best Country Instrumental Performance.
Adapter: Doc Watson.
Personnel: Doc Watson (vocals, acoustic guitar); Earl Scruggs (vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo); Ricky Skaggs (vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin); Alison Krauss (vocals, fiddle); Gary Scruggs (vocals, electric bass); Cody Kilby, Darrin Vincent, Brad Davis , Paul Brewster, Richard Watson (acoustic guitar); John Jorgenson (electric guitar, mandolin); Rob Ickes (dobro); Jim Mills (banjo); Glen Duncan , Andy Leftwich (fiddle); Mark Fain (acoustic bass); Martin Parker (drums).
Audio Mixer: Brent King.
Liner Note Authors: Doc Watson; Earl Scruggs; Jim Ed Brown.
Recording information: R.J. Reynolds Auditorium, Winston-Salem, NC (12/2002).
Director: Jim Ed Brown.
Editor: Alan Silverman.
Photographer: Les Leverett.
Arranger: Doc Watson.
This concert recorded for public television is a summit meeting of three of the most legendary bluegrass musicians around. Earl Scruggs pioneered bluegrass banjo technique, Doc Watson was the key bluegrass guitarist of the '60s, and Ricky Skaggs spent the '70s and '80s bringing the tradition into contemporary parlance. Here they tackle a mix of traditional songs and original material, lovingly picked by all three, with a minimum of fuss and plenty of country soul. Singing and picking together, they are the ultimate bluegrass dream team; high lonesome harmonies and earthy-but-flawless instrumental runs are the rule of the day. During sections of the performance, each artist got a solo spot accompanied by his own musicians, but it's the trio material that's truly awe-inspiring, displaying the simple majesty that's at the heart of the best bluegrass.

Professional Reviews

Dirty Linen (12/03, p.51) - "...The music has the kind of relaxed quality that only the experience and skill of such a combination could bring..."