Lester Flatt - RCA Country Legends (2003)
BAND/ARTIST: Lester Flatt
- Title: RCA Country Legends
- Year Of Release: 2003
- Label: RLG - BMG Heritage
- Genre: Country
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 39:25
- Total Size: 246 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Lester Flatt – Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms (02:55)
2. Lester Flatt – It's Sad to Be Alone (02:17)
3. Lester Flatt – Little Cabin Home On the Hill (02:52)
4. Lester Flatt – Cedar Hill (02:03)
5. Lester Flatt – Everything We Had Goin' Is Gone (02:29)
6. Lester Flatt – Backin' to Birmingham (02:45)
7. Lester Flatt – Pick Away (02:05)
8. Lester Flatt – McCormick String Picnic (01:57)
9. Lester Flatt & Mac Wiseman – Over the Hills to the Poorhouse (03:11)
10. Lester Flatt – You're Still Mine Tonight (02:41)
11. Lester Flatt – Don't Get Above Your Raisin' (02:43)
12. Lester Flatt – One Bad Case of the Blues (02:38)
13. Lester Flatt – Foggy Mountain Breakdown (02:22)
14. Lester Flatt – Father's Table Grace (02:51)
15. Lester Flatt – I Can't Tell the Boys from the Girls (02:30)
16. Lester Flatt – The Martha White Theme (00:57)
1. Lester Flatt – Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms (02:55)
2. Lester Flatt – It's Sad to Be Alone (02:17)
3. Lester Flatt – Little Cabin Home On the Hill (02:52)
4. Lester Flatt – Cedar Hill (02:03)
5. Lester Flatt – Everything We Had Goin' Is Gone (02:29)
6. Lester Flatt – Backin' to Birmingham (02:45)
7. Lester Flatt – Pick Away (02:05)
8. Lester Flatt – McCormick String Picnic (01:57)
9. Lester Flatt & Mac Wiseman – Over the Hills to the Poorhouse (03:11)
10. Lester Flatt – You're Still Mine Tonight (02:41)
11. Lester Flatt – Don't Get Above Your Raisin' (02:43)
12. Lester Flatt – One Bad Case of the Blues (02:38)
13. Lester Flatt – Foggy Mountain Breakdown (02:22)
14. Lester Flatt – Father's Table Grace (02:51)
15. Lester Flatt – I Can't Tell the Boys from the Girls (02:30)
16. Lester Flatt – The Martha White Theme (00:57)
After Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs parted ways in 1969, Flatt reassembled many of the Foggy Mountain Boys, renamed the group Nashville Grass, and toured very successfully until his death in 1979. Unlike Scruggs, who with his sons moved on to music that was only marginally country, Flatt and the Grass stuck to traditional bluegrass material. Even without Scruggs, the band shone, and Flatt's vocals, musical direction, and taste received the credit they had so long deserved. ~ David Vinopal
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