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상품번호	:	4158671
디스크 수	:	1
약관계년	:	1964
장르	:	Country/Folk
스타일	:	Bluegrass
카탈로그 번호	:	20AP 1649
상태	:	매우 양호 플러스 (VG+)
재킷 상태	:	매우 양호 플러스 (VG+)
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A masterpiece that captures the spirit of bluegrass.

This documentary work combines live banjo, guitar, and mandolin performances with the audience's reactions to realistically convey the improvisational quality and warmth that is characteristic of bluegrass.

This live recording conveys the musical essence of Flatt & Scruggs in a straightforward manner. The audience's murmurs linger quietly in the background, blending the excitement of the stage with the audience's reactions. Earl Scruggs' banjo movements showcase the sharpness of his three-finger technique, while Josh Graves' dobro stands out on "Paul and Silas" and "Cannonball Blues." Lester Flatt's vocals are firm yet restrained, and the interplay with the instruments maintains a natural rhythm. While the recording itself reflects the limitations of the 1960s, the well-balanced sound and spatiality convey a timeless, realistic live experience. The songs are deliberately kept from over-the-top, drawing the listener in with the solidity and warmth of the performance itself. This is a masterpiece, with the tension and release of a live performance embodied in every note.

A:
1)		Lost All My Money
2)		Maggie Blues
3)		Steamboat Blues
4)		Paul And Silas
5)		Cannonball Blues
6)		You Are My Flower

B:
1)		Old Leather Britches
2)		Across The Blue Ridge Mountains
3)		Old Folks
4)		Going Back To Harlan
5)		Poor Rebel Soldier
6)		No Hiding Place Down Here
7)		Going Up Cripple Creek