Cherryholmes by Skaggs Family, Cherryholmes

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Release Date: 9/27/2005
Label: Skaggs Family
UPC: 669890201425
Catalog Number: 902014
Sales rank: 18,262

Tracks

Disc 1

1 How Long? - Scarface (3:31)
2 Workin' Man (Nowhere to Go) (4:04)
3 Will I Be the Winner? (2:45)
4 Tallahassee (3:10)
5 Heart as Cold as Stone (2:41)
6 Red Satin Dress (3:53)
7 Makin' Time (1:50)
8 Brand New Heartache (3:04)
9 Shelly in the Heather/Linda's Reel (Medley) (4:21)
10 He Goes to Church (4:06)
11 Workin' Girl Blues (3:35)
12 Don't Fall in Love (2:50)
13 Coastline (2:32)
14 No One to Sing for Me (3:29)

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Cherryholmes	Primary Artist
Ricky Skaggs	Mandolin
Ben Isaacs	Vocals, Vocal Harmony
Jeff Taylor	Accordion, tin whistle
B.J. Cherryholmes	Fiddle, Mandolin, Vocals, Vocal Harmony
Cia Leigh Cherryholmes	Banjo, Vocals, Vocal Harmony
Jere Cherryholmes	Bass, Vocals, Vocal Harmony
Molly Kate Cherryholmes	Fiddle, Dancer, Vocal Harmony
Sandy Lee Cherryholmes	Mandolin, Vocals, Mandola, Vocal Harmony
Skip Cherryholmes	Guitar, Vocal Harmony
Cia Leigh	Banjo, Vocals
Sandy Lee	Mandolin, Vocals, Mandola
Molly Kate	Fiddle, Vocals
Jere	Electric Bass
B.J.	Fiddle, Vocals

Technical Credits

Hazel Dickens	Composer
Jimmie Fadden	Composer
Eddie Hill	Composer
Ira Louvin	Composer
Charlie Louvin	Composer
John Nicholson	Vocal Engineer
Steve Chandler	Vocal Engineer
Lee Groitzsch	Engineer, Vocal Engineer
Ben Isaacs	Producer
David Ponder	Digital Editing
Andrew Mendelson	Mastering
B.J. Cherryholmes	Composer
Cia Leigh Cherryholmes	Composer
Jere Cherryholmes	Composer
Molly Kate Cherryholmes	Composer
Sandy Lee Cherryholmes	Composer

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MarysvilleReader

Posted October 1, 2010

Hard Driving Bluegrass

I really enjoyed this CD. I often listen to Bluegrass when I drive on trips and I like the balance of quick pace (e.g. "How Long" and "Tallahassee")to perk me up and softer lyric based numbers ("Will I Be The Winner" and "He Goes To Church") that soften the tone and require me to listen.

There is a nice blend of lead vocalists though out and some enjoyable instrumental numbers. "Shelly in the Heather/Linda's Reel" is a real traditional track that pops up. This is one of my favorite bluegrass CDs.
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