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 | If you like mountain & bluegrass music, this is the collection for you! With over 30 favorite blugrass tunes and traditional instrumentation - banjo, fiddle, guitar, bass and more - There's something here for everyone. Artist: Pine Tree String Band | $11 - $13  3 Merchants |
|  | Release Date: 2003-07-01, Audio CD, Columbia River Ent. Artist: Pine Tree String Band | $5 - $10  6 Merchants |
|  | Release Date: 2003-08-05, Audio CD, Columbia River Ent. Artist: Pine Tree String Band | $4 - $10  5 Merchants |
|  | Release Date: 2003-07-01, Audio CD, Columbia River Ent. Artist: Pine Tree String Band | $5 - $10  6 Merchants |
|  | The Second full-length from Southern California's Beachwood Sparks, Once We Were Trees, finds the band expanding upon the psychedelic country rock of their self-titled 2000 debut. The new record was recorded with Thom Monahan at J. Mascis' studio in Northampton, MA (J. even plays on the record a bit). Plus, the new record features an amazing and sweetly torching version of Sade's "By Your Side." Really. (less)Artist: Beachwood Sparks | $7 - $13  8 Merchants |
|  | Like any working musician Bryan Sutton spends a lot of time traveling, but rarely has a road trip inspired such a fortuitous collection of musical encounters as his new recording Not Too Far from the Tree. Sutton first conceived of his new album of guitar duets "in a car on the way back from a trip," he says. "I was thinking about all these guys that had influenced me and that some of them weren't going to be around forever. I was thinking about records like Mark O'Connor's record of fiddle heroes and Jerry Douglas's record with all the Dobro players. And I got this idea of recording with these guys that were my heroes and also good buddies and advice-givers--people that have helped me in my career as a player. I felt like it was something I could do, and I felt honored to be in a position to be able to call everybody up and ask if they wanted to record." Sutton is one of the most high-profile acoustic guitarists in bluegrass and country music these days, a first-call Nashville sess... (less)Artist: Bryan Sutton | $10 - $23  10 Merchants |
|  | For their second album, Brett and Rennie Sparks take a more serious approach, eschewing the jokier elements of their debut and concentrating on writing country music with an urban sensibility and a post-graduate degree. It's doubtful that any previous country album included songs in praise of Cologne Cathedral or Lake Michigan, but backed by the Sparks' austere songs--often just guitar, autoharp, and drum machine--with occasional help by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, the music has an almost Appalachian simplicity and newfound depth of feeling. Like coming across a brownstone in the mountains, the Handsome Family's music is simultaneously disconcerting and strangely beautiful. --Steven Mirkin (less)Artist: The Handsome Family | $8 - $14  5 Merchants |
|  | The Dead Trees' combination of alt-country, indie rock, and unforgettable melodies is done in the best way - no fancy and slick production, just two guitars, background vocals here and there, killer drums, and all round great performances. The band has been consistently playing shows around the country after relocating to Portland, OR including an opening on a national tour for Albert Hammond Jr. They are now being represented by the management duo of Bryna Gootkind (Melissa Ferrick, Port O'Brien) and Ryan Gentles (The Strokes, Albert Hammond Jr.). The band began in Boston in 2006. They were longtime friends and had played around Boston in various configurations for years, but when they gathered in Dec '08 to record some new songs of Michael's, there were no grand plans to see through or deadlines to meet. They had an engineer friend and a couple hundred bucks and some notions about maybe making some back-to-basics rock 'n roll. As Michael puts it, "these day, the only way forward i... (less)Artist: Dead Trees | $1 - $16  7 Merchants |
|  | Banjos, fiddles, mandolins, and terrific twangy harmonies are the spirit of things here, and this collection of holiday tunes by modern bluegrass greats will put you in mind of a genuine country Christmas, even if you're celebrating in the big city. A long--but never boring–-set, it features both veterans and newcomers mixing obscurities with traditional standards, including cool covers of two Gene Autry chart toppers and Ron Stewart's George Jones-ish take on "Silver Bells." It's the newcomers who make the most memorable contributions, including the sweet Emmylou Harris-meets-the-Andrews Sisters vocals of the Shankman Twins and the primal hillbilly fire of Open Road, who deliver a "Blue Christmas" that's about as faithful to Elvis's version as the King's "Blue Moon of Kentucky" was to Bill Monroe. Though recorded in 2002, this'll make you feel like you're spending Christmas at the Ryman Auditorium in the '50s or even by a fire in the Appalachian Mountains today. O Christmas Tree ... (less)Artist: Various Artists | $9 - $16  8 Merchants |
|  | Remember when Hip-Hop fans actually wrote down the words to their favorite songs and memorized them. Today, it’s hard to find MCs who make you think, and critics are quick to condemn Southern rappers as the worst offenders of all. Enter Field Mob and their third album, Light Poles and Pine Trees. The pioneers of the country boy movement waste no time delivering lyrics destined to switch up the game. Respect ‘em because you can’t check ‘em. Painting vivid pictures powered by their colorful, down-home perspective, Field Mob’s rhymes stand out. That’s what Ludacris thought when he signed them to his Disturbing Tha Peace/Geffen Records imprint. Being an artist first, and arguably one of the greatest rappers of all time, Ludacris saw untapped potential. DTP is a whole ‘nother chapter in Field Mob’s career. After bad deals and botched promotion, Smoke (Darion Crawford) and Shawn Jay (Shawn Johnson) are finally getting the look they deserve. After all, the Albany, Georg... (less)Artist: Field Mob | $0 - $21  10 Merchants |
|  | 2007 four CD Proper box from the first family of Country Music. These four discs contain 103 classic tunes from the Carter Family, who practically invented American Country and Folk music. Without their influence and inspiration, the American musical landscape would be very different...and a lot less interesting! Includes 'Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow Tree', 'Single Girl Married Man', 'Keep On The Sunny Side', 'Motherless Child', 'Wabash Cannonball' and many more. Proper. (less)Artist: The Carter Family | $26 - $43  6 Merchants |
|  | ALLIE JO THOMAS REMEMBERS HER FAMILY'S CHRISTMASES. As a small child I loved the magic of Christmas! It was thrilling to see snowflakes fall for the first time when our family visited friends in the mountains and it was so special when Mom would read wonderful Christmas stories of Santa, his reindeer and his elves to us. I was the second daughter of my parent's four children followed by two brothers, and I can assure you that of the four I was not always the littlest angel. Yet somehow a Christmas tree, some Christmas cookies and a few nice gifts always seemed to find their way to our little house and our little hearts. And then there was church and the glorious feeling in my young spirit when the Christmas story was told and I believed! I thank God for these precious moments. It's memories like these that make me wish it could be Christmas every day of the year! Merry Christmas from my family to yours! (less)Artist: Various Artists | $10 - $15  3 Merchants |
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