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Heart Lake
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Poodles
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The Prism
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Hazel Ave
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Ibis
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This One
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Weller
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Blues for Grant
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The Upside
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Other Suns
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Groundhog Speed
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Ben Krakauer Swannanoa, North Carolina
Ben Krakauer is a banjo player and composer rooted in bluegrass, jazz, and new acoustic music. He has toured with David Grisman and recorded for Acoustic Disc, Adhyâropa Records, CMH Records, and the Fiddle Masters series. Ben is also an ethnomusicologist and Assistant Professor of Music at Warren Wilson College. ... more
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The Brotet
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Tune kicks. Slapin' and tapin' all the way home! I am a big fan.
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It's just impeccably done. And, it doesn't have vocals, which means it's easier to listen while I work. :) Last One on the Line is just amazing. I would love to hear more from this group.
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Terrific instrumental bluegrass and Americana from this L.A. musician that is as big as the desert sky.
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Hell on Church Street
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A re-envisioning of Tony Rice's classic album "Church Street Blues" from Brooklyn progressive bluegrass quartet Punch Brothers.
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Utterly gorgeous songs that combine traditional folk and bluegrass with the Jewish Sabbath liturgy to moving effect.
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If Not Now, Who?
by Joe K. Walsh
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Everything about this wonderful recording works beautifully! The writing is fun and adventurous without being pretentious or contrived, the musicianship is awe-inspiring ... every single note is played with gravity, intention and purpose and the whole thing is a joy-filled experience for both the ears and soul. In the time since Joe released "Borderland" I'd convinced myself that I couldn't possibly love his music more. Along comes "If Not Now, Who?", and I stand corrected.
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