Tony Kamel - We're All Gonna Live - VINYL LP

Album Tracks 1. I Did What I Did for Maria 2. Las Vegas 3. (Is This the Way to) Amarillo 4. Avenues and Alleyways 5. Don't Go Down to Reno 6. Walk Like a Panther 7. Drive Safely Darlin' 8. Sweet September 9. Happy Birthday Baby 10. Jezebel 11. Mr. Bojangles

TONY RICE - The 1977 self-titled album from Tony Rice sees the bluegrass guitar virtuoso take on traditional tracks, standards, and his rendition of contemporary tunes. This album was among the early pioneers of what would become the New Acoustic genre, fusing bluegrass, jazz, classical, and more. (AAA) remastered from the original tapes by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio. This pressing showcases Rice's guitar mastery like never before. Album Tracks 1. Banks of the Ohio [Remastered 2026] 2. Rattlesnake [Remastered 2026] 3. Mr. Engineer [Remastered 2026] 4. Plastic Banana [Remastered 2026] 5. Don't Give Your Heart to a Rambler [Remastered 2026] 6. Farewell Blues [Remastered 2026] 7. Way Downtown [Remastered 2026] 8. Stoney Creek [Remastered 2026] 9. Hills of Roane County [Remastered 2026] 10. Eighth of January [Remastered 2026] 11. Big Mon [Remastered 2026] 12. Temperance Reel [Remastered 2026]

Vinyl LP pressing. 2024 . One afternoon during the height of COVID, Tony Trischka opened a small package with a thumb drive. It contained some extremely rare recordings of Earl Scruggs and John Hartford jamming, mostly taken from private gatherings at Earl's house during the 1980s and 90s - over 200 songs and tunes - and Tony's mind was blown! He'd been studying Earl for over 60 years, but now he heard exciting new information in these solos, chock full of twists, turns and exciting revelations. Tony immediately began transcribing and learning his favorites. Inspired, he featured a number of these pieces as part of an overview of Earl's career, premiering the concept at the venerable Joe's Pub in New York City. When Down The Road's Ken Irwin heard a recording of the show, he and Tony agreed there should be an album of this unique material. Months later, we have that album recorded with guest vocalists Sam Bush, Dudley Connell, Michael Daves, Sierra Ferrell, The Gibson Brothers, Vince Gill, Del McCoury, Bruce Molsky, Billy Strings, and Molly Tuttle. Tony Trischka playing Earl Scruggs with today's leading bluegrass and old-time stars - an aural treat! Though the back-up Tony plays on this album is his own, inspired by Scruggs, every solo is note-for-note Earl's, from those jams. Tony felt that these tapes might never see the light of day, so he recorded this album in hopes that a host of others could experience the same excitement he felt on hearing Earl's InchnewInch music. Ultimately, Tony's recreations of Scruggs's solos reflect the same kind of intensive woodshedding that Glenn Gould did with Bach's published scores. Album Tracks 1. Brown's Ferry Blues 2. San Antonio Rose 3. Chinese Breakdown 4. My Horses Ain't Hungry 5. Roll on Buddy 6. Freight Train Blues 7. Casey Jones 8. Dooley 9. Cripple Creek 10. Amazing Grace 11. Lady Madonna 12.