James King - Thirty Years Of Farming (2002)
BAND/ARTIST: James King
- Title: Thirty Years Of Farming
- Year Of Release: 2002
- Label: Rounder
- Genre: Country
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:42:58
- Total Size: 252 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Thirty Years Of Farming
02. I Don't See What I Once Saw
03. Heartbreak Express
04. Roy Lee
05. Flame In My Heart
06. Toil, Tears And Trouble
07. Here Today And Gone Tomorrow
08. A Faded Rose, A Broken Heart
09. Color Of The Blues
10. Days Of Grey And Black
11. I Overlooked An Orchid
12. Whoopin' It
13. Play Us A Waltz
Again joined by the James King Band, with Owen Saunders now featured prominently, the masterly song interpreter delivers standard, high quality bluegrass music. Rounder bills King as a mountain soul singer, touting his adept blending of honky tonk with his inherent knowledge of hardcore bluegrass tradition, which has been honed by his stringent performance schedule, particularly at festivals. The band provides traditional harmonies and classic, polished string acrobatics (check out the instrumental "Whoopin' It"). Thirty Years of Farming opens with the title track, which was written by alt-country troubador Fred Eaglesmith, and recounts a family's loss of their farm due to bank foreclosure. Describing the subsequent auctioning of its equipment and possessions and the last look they take at their former home before driving off, probably to more urban frontiers, is kept from sentimentality by the timeless nature of its subject matter. The album also features songs by Tom T. and Dixie Hall and George Jones, and closes with a song King says he learned from Hazel Dickens, the lilting, mid-tempo, Charlie Maguire-penned "Play Us a Waltz."
01. Thirty Years Of Farming
02. I Don't See What I Once Saw
03. Heartbreak Express
04. Roy Lee
05. Flame In My Heart
06. Toil, Tears And Trouble
07. Here Today And Gone Tomorrow
08. A Faded Rose, A Broken Heart
09. Color Of The Blues
10. Days Of Grey And Black
11. I Overlooked An Orchid
12. Whoopin' It
13. Play Us A Waltz
Again joined by the James King Band, with Owen Saunders now featured prominently, the masterly song interpreter delivers standard, high quality bluegrass music. Rounder bills King as a mountain soul singer, touting his adept blending of honky tonk with his inherent knowledge of hardcore bluegrass tradition, which has been honed by his stringent performance schedule, particularly at festivals. The band provides traditional harmonies and classic, polished string acrobatics (check out the instrumental "Whoopin' It"). Thirty Years of Farming opens with the title track, which was written by alt-country troubador Fred Eaglesmith, and recounts a family's loss of their farm due to bank foreclosure. Describing the subsequent auctioning of its equipment and possessions and the last look they take at their former home before driving off, probably to more urban frontiers, is kept from sentimentality by the timeless nature of its subject matter. The album also features songs by Tom T. and Dixie Hall and George Jones, and closes with a song King says he learned from Hazel Dickens, the lilting, mid-tempo, Charlie Maguire-penned "Play Us a Waltz."
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