Cuttin' grass. Vol. 2, The cowboy arms sessions / Sturgill Simpson.
Material type:![Music](/opac-tmpl/lib/famfamfam/MU.png)
- performed music
- audio
- audio disc
- Cutting grass. Volume 2, The cowboy arms sessions
- Cutting grass. 2, The cowboy arms sessions
- Cowboy arms sessions
- Produced by David Ferguson.
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Main Library | CD | COUNTRY Simpson, Sturgill | Available | 33111009936358 | ||||
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Main Library | CD | COUNTRY Simpson, Sturgill | Available | 33111009928884 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Arriving two months after the first volume, Cuttin' Grass, Vol. 2: The Cowboy Arms Sessions is cut from the same cloth as its predecessor -- it is largely devoted to Sturgill Simpson revisiting his catalog, reinterpreting his songs as straight bluegrass -- yet it is a distinct album in its own right. Some of this is due to Simpson recording at a different studio this time -- at the Cowboy Arms Hotel, a Nashville institution founded by "Cowboy" Jack Clement -- but much of it is due to Simpson choosing to focus on "personal" songs, many first unveiled on the Grammy-winning 2016 LP A Sailor's Guide to Earth. These tunes weather bluegrass interpretations very well, often sounding as if they were designed to be played this way, and they're buttressed with a clutch of earlier songs, including a revival of the rousing "You Can Have the Crown" and the unreleased high lonesome "Tennessee." The highlight of this batch is "Hobo Cartoon," a song Simpson wrote years ago with Merle Haggard, a wistful bit of nostalgia that functions as a passing of the torch of sorts. It all adds up to a soulful and absorbing record, one that plays off the strengths of the Butcher Shoppe Sessions and deepens the entire bluegrass revisions project. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Compact disc.
Sturgill Simpson, vocals, rhythm guitar ; Sierra Hull, mandolin, vocals ; Mike Bub, bass ; Stuart Duncan, fiddle, vocals ; Scott Vestal, banjo, vocals ; Tim O'Brien, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, vocals ; Mark Howard, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, vocals ; Mike Miller, percussion, vocals.
All songs written by Sturgill Simpson, except "Hobo cartoon" written by Merle Haggard and Sturgill Simpson.
Produced by David Ferguson.
Call to arms -- Brace for impact (Live a little) -- Oh Sarah -- Sea stories -- Hero -- Welcome to Earth (Pollywog) -- Jesus boogie -- Keep it between the lines -- You can have the crown -- Tennessee -- Some days -- Hobo cartoon.