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Daddies Sing GoodNight: A Fathers' Collection of Sleepytime Songs
(1994)
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This is a thoroughly charming, and occasionally heartbreaking, collection of children's bedtime songs performed from a father's perspective by an all-star cast of bluegrass and modern folk artists. There are one or two predictable standards, like James Taylor's "Sweet Baby James" (performed gently by the Seldome Scene) and Leon Redbone's rendition ...
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15th Anniversary Celebration
(1988)
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This all-star tribute to America's finest progressive bluegrass band took place at the Kennedy Center in November of 1986, and featured performances by artists as prominent as Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt and as influential as Charlie Waller, Ricky Skaggs, and Tony Rice. The program is a delight from beginning to end, and includes the band's ...
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Scenechronized
(2007)
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In a way, it seems to make little sense to call the Seldom Scene "the Seldom Scene," because only one member -- banjoist Ben Eldridge -- is an original member; furthermore, while the band has retained certain characteristics over the last 30 years (the Dobro, for instance), there is no resemblance to the Starling/Duffey-led band of the '70s. ...
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Scene 20: 20th Anniversary Concert
(1991)
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For their 20th anniversary, Seldom Scene held a concert and invited all of the former members of the group to join them on stage. Everyone turned up and the results are captured on the splendidly entertaining Scene 20: 20th Anniversary Concert. Seldom Scene run through a wide variety of material, playing everything from traditional bluegrass ...
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Rebel Records: 35 Years of the Best in Bluegrass (1960-1995)
(1996)
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Old Train
(1974)
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By 1974, the Seldom Scene was one of the hottest progressive bluegrass bands on the D.C. circuit. Their fourth album, Old Train, shows why. The band confidently kicks off with the instrumental "Appalachian Rain" before delving into their trademark three-part harmony on Herb Pedersen's "Wait a Minute." On songs like "Wait a Minute" and "Different ...
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Act 1
(1972)
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The Seldom Scene's first three studio albums for Rebel are impeccable. Along with performers like John Hartford and the New Grass Revival, the Seldom Scene created quite a stir in the early '70s. While Act 1 included traditional pieces like "Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown" and "Summertime Is Past and Gone," it also drew material from folk and ...
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Different Roads
(2007)
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The Seldom Scene held a pivotal position in the early- to mid-'70s bluegrass scene. The group's bluegrass style and song choices was more progressive than Bill Monroe's but never so adventurous as the New Grass Revival. In essence, the Seldom Scene split the difference, but thanks to the group's harmony, instrumental prowess, and John Starling's ...
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Baptizing
(1978)
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An enjoyable gospel album, with guest Ricky Skaggs. ~ Chip Renner, All Music Guide
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Like We Used to Be
(1994)
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John Starling re-joined the Seldom Scene in 1994 to record an album that recalled the groups first lineup from 1971-1977 (minus bass player Tom Gray). Starling's vocals on "Grandpa Get Your Guitar" and "Almost Threw Your Love Away" carry the same solid smoothness of the early years. He also sings his share of sad songs of love lost and lives ...
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Sugar Plums: Holiday Treats from Sugar Hill
(1993)
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Most of this CD is imbued with soft, sublime sounds of the season, including Jerry Douglas's double-tracked dobro/guitar rendering of "Away in a Manger," Dan Crary's guitar and sleigh bells version of "What Child Is This?" and the stately bluegrass harmonies of John Starling, Larry Stephenson, and Rickie Simpkins on "Beautiful Star of Bethlehem." ...
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The Best of Seldom Scene, Vol. 1
(1987)
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The Best of Seldom Scene, Vol. 1 contains a sampling of the progressive bluegrass band's first four albums on Rebel Records. Among the 16 tracks are several cover versions, including "Sing Me Back Home" by Merle Haggard; "City of New Orleans" by Steve Goodman; "Sweet Baby James" by James Taylor; "Paradise" by John Prine; and they even manage to ...
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Time-Life's Treasury of Bluegrass
(2002)
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Time-Life's Treasury of Bluegrass collects 24 classic tracks of the traditional acoustic genre spread out over two discs that include "Uncle Pen" by Ricky Skaggs, "Rocky Top" by the Osborne Brothers, "Blue Moon of Kentucky" by Bill Monroe, "Mountain Dew" by Grandpa Jones, and "Orange Blossom Special" by the Johnson Mountain Boys. ~ Al Campbell, ...
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Dream Scene
(1996)
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In 1995 the Seldom Scene split apart and three of its members left to form the progressive bluegrass band Chesapeake. The remaining members re-formed with Dobro player Fred Travers, lead singer Dudley Connell, and bassist Ronnie Simpkins to record what would be John Duffey's last album. The album begins with the spirited "Dry Run Creek" which tips ...
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Scene It All
(2000)
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With the gradual departure of most of its original members and the sudden and untimely death of mandolinist/singer/founder John Duffey in late 1996, one might forgive the Seldom Scene if it had just given up the ghost. But instead, the sole remaining original member (banjoist Ben Eldridge) gathered some of the more recent participants around him ...
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Mother Queen of My Heart: A Collection of Songs
(2002)
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The New Seldom Scene Album
(1976)
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There is a funny moment on The New Seldom Scene Album (1976) that will leave fans smirking: does John Starling really make a reference to cocaine on Greg "Fingers" Taylor's "Big Rig"? It sure sounds like it, though the official version of the lyric is "smokin'," not "snortin'." Perhaps it sounded more natural when Jimmy Buffett sang it on Havana ...
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Top of the Hill Bluegrass
(1995)
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Top of the Hill Bluegrass is an introduction to artists from the Sugar Hill label's roster; contributions come from Doc Watson, Ricky Skaggs, Peter Rowan and others. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide
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Legacy: A Tribute to the First Generation of Bluegrass
(1997)
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This tribute album consists of previously released tracks by such modern bluegrass greats as Doyle Lawson, Tony Rice, the Seldom Scene, and Ricky Skaggs; all of the songs were either written by or closely associated with one of the foundational artists of early bluegrass: Bill Monroe, the Stanley Brothers, or Flatt & Scruggs. Fiddler Byron Berline ...
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Act Two
(1973)
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The writing credits themselves tell an interesting story on an early Seldom Scene album. Names like Norman Blake, John Prine, Hank Williams, and Earl Scruggs show the eclectic nature of the band's repertoire. No matter what genre the song came from, however, the Seldom Scene put their distinct stamp on it. A bouncy "Hello Mary Lou," for instance, ...
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Cool, Blue and Lonesome: Bluegrass for the Broken-Hearted
(2002)
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Released close to Valentines Day, Cool, Blue and Lonesome: Bluegrass for the Broken-Hearted may be just the ticket for those surviving without red roses and heart-shaped candy boxes. After all, who wants to listen to some cheerful soul sing about their true love's kisses when their heart has been trampled on? Indeed, as soon as Larry Cordle starts ...
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The Wonderful World of Bluegrass
(2002)
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Cool Blue Rocks: Rock 'N' Roll in the Bluegrass Tradition
(2001)
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Way Down Deep in My Soul: The Best of Sugar Hill Gospel, Vol. 2
(1993)
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Bluegrass for Beginners
(2003)
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The cover of Bluegrass for Beginners cleverly resembles a spiral notebook, as though the listener were taking a college course in mountain music. Luckily, the cost for taking this intro class is fairly reasonable, and the material is much more interesting than the average textbook. As might be expected, there are a number of bluegrass standards ...
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