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詳細説明
One of the many virtues of bluegrass is its musical democracy. Alison Brown may be a banjo player of surpassing brilliance, but on Fair Weather she willingly shares the spotlight with what amounts to a bluegrass all-star band. Mandolin magician Sam Bush, mean fiddler Darol Anger and fellow progressive banjo virtuoso Bela Fleck are just some of the acoustic giants on hand to help Brown rediscover her roots. The result is an exuberant, wide-ranging exploration of everything that is fresh and dynamic about bluegrass. Aside from revelling in the sheer delight of their communal instrumental prowess, the assembled musicians also offer a few new twists on the traditional format. On "Shake and Howdy", Brown, Anger and mandolinist Mike Marshall play a folk tune like it's a classical trio, while Sam Bush sings a version of Elvis Costello's "Everyday I Write The Book" that makes it sound like a bluegrass original. Brown rounds things off with a subtle solo piece for banjo ("Sweet Thing") that reveals the instrument's full and often untapped range of expressive possibilities. Earl Scruggs would have been amazed and delighted in equal measure. --Mark Walker
内容紹介
Fair Weather is Alison Brown's follw-up album to her 1998 Out of the Blue. Featuring a a thick roster of guest appearances by Darol Anger, Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Stuart Duncan, Bela Fleck, Vince Gil, David Grier, Gene Libbea, Claire Lynch, Tim O'Brien, Mike Marshall, Todd Phillips and Tony Rice.
Product Description
In Fair Weather banjo wizard Alison Brown returns to a more traditional-sounding bluegrass. Ms. Brown, a woman who is acutely aware of the vast melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic possibilities of her instrument and always takes full advantage of them.
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