Bluegrass: The Little Grasscals - Nashville's Superpickers

~ Release by The Little Grasscals (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Tracklist

▼CD 1
#	Title	Rating	Length
1	Nine Pound Hammer engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Mike Bub (Bluegrass Bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Jason Carter (US bluegrass fiddler) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar] and lead vocals: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) resonator guitar [resonator guitar]: Rob Ickes (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: Nine Pound Hammer (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) writer: [traditional] (special purpose artist) publisher: Elvis Presley Music and Hill and Range Songs, Inc.		2:55
2	Lee Highway Blues engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Mike Bub (Bluegrass Bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Jason Carter (US bluegrass fiddler) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar]: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) resonator guitar [resonator guitar]: Rob Ickes (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25)		3:45
3	Gospel Plow engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Mike Bub (Bluegrass Bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Jason Carter (US bluegrass fiddler) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar]: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin, baritone vocals and lead vocals: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) resonator guitar [resonator guitar]: Rob Ickes (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) tenor vocals: Jamie Johnson (country vocalist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: Gospel Plow (a.k.a. "Hold On") (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) lyricist and composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist) part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 10075)		4:15
4	Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo and baritone vocals: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Mike Bub (Bluegrass Bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Jason Carter (US bluegrass fiddler) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar] and lead vocals: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) resonator guitar [resonator guitar]: Rob Ickes (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) tenor vocals: Jamie Johnson (country vocalist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) lyricist and composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist) part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 451)		3:25
5	Cumberland Gap engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) instrumental recording of: Cumberland Gap (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) lyricist and composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist) part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 3413)		1:40
6	Little Maggie engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Terry Smith (US bluegrass bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [lead guitar]: Booie Beach (US bluegrass guitarist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar] and lead vocals: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: Little Maggie (Ralph Stanley version) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist) is based on: Little Maggie (catch-all for arrangements)		2:20
7	Lonesome Reuben engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Mike Bub (Bluegrass Bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Jason Carter (US bluegrass fiddler) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar]: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) resonator guitar [resonator guitar]: Rob Ickes (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25)		3:20
8	I Am the Man, Thomas engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Terry Smith (US bluegrass bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [lead guitar]: Booie Beach (US bluegrass guitarist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar] and tenor vocals: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin and baritone vocals: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) lead vocals: Jamie Johnson (country vocalist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: I Am the Man, Thomas (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) writer: Larry Sparks and Ralph Stanley		3:05
9	Dusty Miller engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Terry Smith (US bluegrass bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar]: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: Dusty Miller (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist)		3:00
10	Whoa Mule Whoa engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) bones and lead vocals: Mike Armistead (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Terry Smith (US bluegrass bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar] and other vocals [ass noises]: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) tenor vocals: Lester Armistead (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25)		2:00
11	Home Sweet Home engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Terry Smith (US bluegrass bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [lead guitar]: Booie Beach (US bluegrass guitarist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) instrumental recording of: Home! Sweet Home! (Mid pleasures and palaces though we may roam, be it ever so humble there's no place like home) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) lyricist: John Howard Payne (American actor, poet, playwright, and author) (in 1823) composer: Sir Henry Rowley Bishop (in 1823) part of: Meet Me in St. Louis (1944 film)		2:30
12	John Henry engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Terry Smith (US bluegrass bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [lead guitar]: Booie Beach (US bluegrass guitarist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar]: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) instrumental recording of: John Henry (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) lyricist and composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist) publisher: Sonet Publishing Ltd. part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 790)		2:55
13	Never Grow Old engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass] and baritone vocals: Terry Smith (US bluegrass bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [lead guitar]: Booie Beach (US bluegrass guitarist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar]: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) lead vocals: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) and Jamie Johnson (country vocalist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) tenor vocals: Jamie Johnson (country vocalist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: Where We’ll Never Grow Old (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) lyricist and composer: George Jones (US country music vocalist) and James C. Moore		4:00
14	Soldier's Joy engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Terry Smith (US bluegrass bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [lead guitar]: Booie Beach (US bluegrass guitarist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar]: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: Soldier's Joy (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) writer: [traditional] (special purpose artist)		2:30
15	Darlin' Corey engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Terry Smith (US bluegrass bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [lead guitar]: Booie Beach (US bluegrass guitarist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar] and lead vocals: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) tenor vocals: Jamie Johnson (country vocalist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: Darling Corey (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) writer: [traditional] (special purpose artist) part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 5723)		3:10
16	Tennessee Wagoner engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Terry Smith (US bluegrass bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [lead guitar]: Booie Beach (US bluegrass guitarist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: Tennessee Wagoner (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist)		2:30
17	More Pretty Girls Than One engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) double bass [string bass]: Terry Smith (US bluegrass bassist) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) guitar [rhythm guitar]: Terry Eldredge (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) mandolin: Mike Compton (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) lead vocals: Mike Armistead (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) tenor vocals: Lester Armistead (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: More Pretty Girls Than One (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist)		2:45
18	Sweet Sunny South engineer: Mark Howard (guitar, banjo, engineer, producer; Nashville based) banjo: Dave Talbot (US banjo player) (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) fiddle: Shad Cobb (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recorded at: Signal Path Studios (Nashville) in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) recording of: Sweet, Sunny South (from 2002-04-23 until 2002-04-25) writer: [traditional] (special purpose artist)		1:20

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