#stoney brook

[mollyostertag]

Amigos Bar And Bistro

[christophermfowler]

Boston, MA 2015

[sptread]

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I can't find a date on this recording so I'll just give you a little of the liner notes.

Aaaah. : .the refreshing new sound of bluegrass. The ringin' of the banjo, fiddle, mandolin, bass and guitar is still heard in the country, for sure, but it is now common place in the city. . .even at the White House. Like a breeze on a hot summer day, this new sound freshens your spirit like never before.

Thanks to many groups such as "Stoney Brook," a tradition lives on. Oh, sure, it has a new flavor, but it still relives the mountain legends. . .tells of life, events, love, or the loss of love. Some of the best stories in song are being told through bluegrass music. On this album you'll hear such stories and hear some of the finest pickin', too, from a group straight out of the foothills of the Smokies. "Stoney Brook" features the vocal and guitar ability of G.W. Wiley. . J.B. Passmore showing his versatility on vocals and the bass. . .Danny Bishop applying the extra effort with the mandolin. . .Don Mills standing tall with his superb vocals and flat top guitar. . .and Gary Wiley, one of the finest banjo pickers in these parts.  Just lend an ear and appreciate the refreshing new sound (as well as the old) of bluegrass. . .and at it's very best, from "Stoney Brook."

Gary Wiley, banjo, vocal Danny Bishop, mandolin Don Mills, guitar, vocal J.B. Passmore, bass, vocal G.W. Wiley, rhythm guitar Gary Wiley, guitar, bass Marcus Shirley, string synthesizer

I'm sure this one is rare, If you can locate one then snatch it up for your collection.

[deadtapecollector]