The song Tinfoil and Stone made me want to find out more about the song's inspiration, Clarence Schmidt, and his eccentic property. It's an interesting story.
I beleave that we will never see players like this again. And I am very glad that I was the right age to have seen them play live a few times. The world was so much better then. I miss that world.
@@haroldsteinblatt2567 Yes. That whole time of the 1970's. Norman and Nancy, the Seldom Scene,John Hartford,The Highwoods String Band,Roy Bookbinder. ,Doc Watson. Professer Longhair, and on and on. All those great players. And just that time in history was so much better then today. I would go back.
@@paleo52 I agree there was some incredible music out of this era, but there are some very talent pickers of the new generation. Billy strings, Molly Tuttle, jake workman, chris luquette. Bluegrass is alive my friend!
0:00 The Devil Chased Me Around The Stump 2:02 Charlie Gaither 5:42 Over The Waterfall 7:11 Opera Reel 8:20 Cherokee Shuffle 9:51 The Promise 12:06 Tin Foil & Stone 15:00 Handsome Molly 18:37 Three Ravens 20:35 Jeff Davis 23:16 Da Slockit Light 25:15 Briarpicker Brown 26:45 Stony Fork 28:20 Old Ties 32:44 Coming Down From Rising Fawn No. 2
Just came to say you are the real mvp here, i use this track listing daily. Disappointing this album doesn't have a proper digital release as I'm sure I alone am about 100 of the views on this 😂😂😂
I have listened to this album every day since I found it. Its inspired me to learn all of the guitar pieces in the album. Its challenging as I've never learnt by ear before and I'm filling in the gaps with what's available but there's resources all over the place it just takes a bit of looking. I know Norman's backing parts as well as the tune for devil chased me round the stump, still need to learn a few more "blakeisms" before I can really make it sound like the record but yeah this album is the best
Norman's songs always seem to tell a good story of some sort. The Gensing Sullivan is a good example -- with a bitter sweet, plantif ending. A lot of Woody Guthrie songs were in a similar vain. Many of Woody's tunes gave the impression there was hope to be be found if people recognized injustices and stood up for what was right for people. Norman's songs aren't exactly like that but tell of everyday people doing their best in life. I'd like to find this album on CD,if possible. I'm a big fan of these folks.
Thanks much - this album is one of my favorites ! I have it but no longer have a turntable -- and I don't think there's a CD available. The medley at 5:40 is outstanding.
If you mean do I have a CD of this album, then no I don't. As far as I'm aware it's never been released on CD for some reason. What I've put up here has been transferred from a cassette I brought many years ago.
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The song Tinfoil and Stone made me want to find out more about the song's inspiration, Clarence Schmidt, and his eccentic property. It's an interesting story.
I didn't know that. I'll have to check it out. Thanks
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I beleave that we will never see players like this again. And I am very glad that I was the right age to have seen them play live a few times. The world was so much better then. I miss that world.
What world are you referring to? When Norman was in his heyday?
@@haroldsteinblatt2567 Yes. That whole time of the 1970's. Norman and Nancy, the Seldom Scene,John Hartford,The Highwoods String Band,Roy Bookbinder.
,Doc Watson. Professer Longhair, and on and on. All those great players. And just that time in history was so much better then today. I would go back.
I totally agree.....our generation witnessed talent like none other ever will......we got to see legend after legend.....
They are few and far between these days. You ever heard of billy strings?
@@paleo52 I agree there was some incredible music out of this era, but there are some very talent pickers of the new generation. Billy strings, Molly Tuttle, jake workman, chris luquette. Bluegrass is alive my friend!
0:00 The Devil Chased Me Around The Stump
2:02 Charlie Gaither
5:42 Over The Waterfall
7:11 Opera Reel
8:20 Cherokee Shuffle
9:51 The Promise
12:06 Tin Foil & Stone
15:00 Handsome Molly
18:37 Three Ravens
20:35 Jeff Davis
23:16 Da Slockit Light
25:15 Briarpicker Brown
26:45 Stony Fork
28:20 Old Ties
32:44 Coming Down From Rising Fawn No. 2
Just came to say you are the real mvp here, i use this track listing daily. Disappointing this album doesn't have a proper digital release as I'm sure I alone am about 100 of the views on this 😂😂😂
One of the best ever. And one of Norman's best, up there with Blackberry Blossom. Please somebody do a proper digital transfer in 24/96 and redbook!
Thank you, I love this music.
I have listened to this album every day since I found it. Its inspired me to learn all of the guitar pieces in the album. Its challenging as I've never learnt by ear before and I'm filling in the gaps with what's available but there's resources all over the place it just takes a bit of looking. I know Norman's backing parts as well as the tune for devil chased me round the stump, still need to learn a few more "blakeisms" before I can really make it sound like the record but yeah this album is the best
Thanks I know this is the third time I was investigating an artist and I end up on your channel.
One of the great unsung albums. Appalachian chamber music
Yes it is. I'm surprised it's never been re- released on CD like most of his other albums.
Fantastic discription of this style of music
Dad called it "Chamber Folk".
Norman's songs always seem to tell a good story of some sort. The Gensing Sullivan is a good example -- with a bitter sweet, plantif ending. A lot of Woody Guthrie songs were in a similar vain. Many of Woody's tunes gave the impression there was hope to be be found if people recognized injustices and stood up for what was right for people. Norman's songs aren't exactly like that but tell of everyday people doing their best in life. I'd like to find this album on CD,if possible. I'm a big fan of these folks.
I only have it on cassette. I don't think it's ever been released on CD, which is a shame.
A truly original sound !
Thanks a million for uploading!
Thanks much - this album is one of my favorites ! I have it but no longer have a turntable -- and I don't think there's a CD available. The medley at 5:40 is outstanding.
Cherokee Shuffle, not in the song list
io ho il vinile ma era tanto che non lo ascoltavo. bellissimo 🤠
One of the great un
Da slockit light is one of the most beautiful fiddle tunes ever written
Yes, it is. Tom Anderson created a tune for the ages.
Lovely , cheers bud
Do you have an electronic file with this album by any chance? I've been looking for a CD and haven't found any. Thanks
If you mean do I have a CD of this album, then no I don't. As far as I'm aware it's never been released on CD for some reason. What I've put up here has been transferred from a cassette I brought many years ago.
Thanks
Americana superstars!