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Early Recordings

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Download links and information about Early Recordings by Don Stover, Lilly Brothers. This album was released in 1971 and it belongs to Country, Songwriter/Lyricist genres. It contains 11 tracks with total duration of 25:40 minutes.

Artist: Don Stover, Lilly Brothers
Release date: 1971
Genre: Country, Songwriter/Lyricist
Tracks: 11
Duration: 25:40
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Bring Back My Blue Eyed Boy 2:13
2. Tragic Romance 2:37
3. Southern Skies 1:42
4. Long Journey Home 2:13
5. Wheel Hoss 2:00
6. When The Saints Go Marching In 2:18
7. John Henry 2:39
8. Are You Tired Of Me My Darling 2:51
9. Little Annie 2:15
10. Weeping Willow 2:40
11. Riding On My Saviour's Train 2:12

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The pure soul of this country "brother" duo is laid out in all its glory here. With nothing but bass backup from yet a third sibling, Everett Alan Lilly, it is like a heaping buffet consisting of nothing but steaming mashed potatoes, meat, and green beans. This delicious material, ranging from old-time material to a current country hit, originated on the Prestige label. The jazz label was jumping on the resurgence of interest in folk music of the '60s by starting up a Folklore line. The Lilly Brothers were kingpins on the New England folk scene, specializing in an interpretation of Bill Monroe they had tweaked until it practically sparkled. They are captured with the pristine recording quality of a Rudy Van Gelder jazz session. Some of the tracks, such as "I'm Troubled I'm Troubled," are total classics. The Lilly Brothers are as swinging as they are moving. And listeners may not be able to get over just how beautiful sounding an album this is.