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Eddie Adcock - Rennaissance Man (1996)

Eddie Adcock - Rennaissance Man (1996)

BAND/ARTIST: Eddie Adcock

  • Title: Rennaissance Man
  • Year Of Release: 1996
  • Label: Pinecastle Records
  • Genre: Folk, Country, Bluegrass
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks) | Mp3 / 320kbps
  • Total Time: 42:34
  • Total Size: 248 MB | 96.8 MB
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Tracklist
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01. San Antonio Rose
02. Poopsie Blue
03. Crazy Blues
04. Run, May, Run
05. Lonesome Banjo
06. Banjo Signal
07. Wild Swanee Home
08. Renaissance Man
09. Pallet On Your Floor
10. Mrs. Robinson
11. Sing Banjo Sing
12. Mangadang
13. Dream Concerto
14. Lost At Sea

Eddie Adcock is rightly celebrated for his instrumental mastery in the world of bluegrass, but he's always been a cutting-edge player, too -- as he showed in 1978 by inventing the Gitbo, a double-necked instrument that combined electric guitar and acoustic banjo. Not surprisingly, then, he rewrites the rule book yet again on this relaxed, mostly instrumental outing that features a bevy of notable contributors -- starting with Ricky Skaggs, who lends deft fiddle and guitar to a high-spirited cover of Bob Wills' "San Antonio Rose." Another obvious high point is the wistful "Lost at Sea," where vocalist Alan O'Day swears to find himself first before buying anymore things he doesn't need, with Bobby Hicks' fiddle weaving a perfect counterpoint. Guest vocalists Mac Wiseman and Buck White turn up to sing a few strategic lines on "Poopsie Blue" and "Crazy Blues," which flips the instrumental-vocal conundrum on its head. Eddie's wife, Martha, also does a sparkling vocal on "Sing Banjo Sing" -- one of five originals by her husband -- and the traditional "Wild Swanee Home." Other surprises include a spiffy remake of Simon & Garfunkel's "Mrs. Robinson" with banjo, fiddle, mandolin, and string bass. Adcock's knack for reinterpretation also extends to "Pallet on Your Floor" (a traditional number that late jazzman Rahsaan Roland Kirk also recorded). His original instrumentals ("Mandango," "Dream Concerto") also make fine showcases for Martha's rhythm guitar, fiddling ace Glen Duncan, and upright bassist Missy Raines. All in all, there's some treats for everybody, whether they're avid bluegrass listeners or not.~Renaissance Man Review by Ralph Heibutzki

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