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All Music Guide - Rick Anderson
Paul Williams' career has been something of an anomaly. Starting out very early as a member of the legendary Lonesome Pine Fiddlers, he made his name as mandolinist and tenor singer in the classic lineup of Jimmy Martin's Sunny Mountain Boys. Then, after several years of semi-retirement, he joined the Rebel Records roster in 1999 and has since recorded 12 albums for that label leading a gospel ensemble called (slightly misleadingly, given its five-person lineup) the Victory Trio. Those who like the polished but powerful bluegrass gospel sound of Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver will find plenty to enjoy on Williams' albums; his tenor voice has lost hardly a step in the past...
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All Music Guide - Rick Anderson
Paul Williams' career has been something of an anomaly. Starting out very early as a member of the legendary Lonesome Pine Fiddlers, he made his name as mandolinist and tenor singer in the classic lineup of Jimmy Martin's Sunny Mountain Boys. Then, after several years of semi-retirement, he joined the Rebel Records roster in 1999 and has since recorded 12 albums for that label leading a gospel ensemble called (slightly misleadingly, given its five-person lineup) the Victory Trio. Those who like the polished but powerful bluegrass gospel sound of Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver will find plenty to enjoy on Williams' albums; his tenor voice has lost hardly a step in the past five decades, and his band combines watertight picking with a rich and slightly grainy ensemble vocal sound that perfectly complements Williams' own voice. The program consists mostly of original and modern tunes written in a traditional style, and all are excellent; Williams is an exceptionally gifted songwriter whose material has been recorded in the past by the likes of Ernest Tubb and Ray Charles, and this album features some of his finest work, including "Kept and Protected" and the wonderful "He'll Calm the Troubled Waters." His selections from other writers are mostly very good as well, though "Miracle Man" doesn't quite rise to the standard of the rest of the program.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 7/31/2012
  • Label: Rebel Records
  • UPC: 032511185228
  • Catalog Number: 1852
  • Sales rank: 16,466

Album Credits

Performance Credits
Paul Williams & the Victory Trio Primary Artist
Paul Williams Indexed Contributor, Mandolin, Vocals, Tenor (Vocal)
Hunter Berry Fiddle
Susie Keys Acoustic Bass
Jerry Keys Banjo, Bass (Vocal)
Adam Winstead Rhythm Guitar, Baritone (Vocal)
Dan Moneyhun Guitar, Vocals, Tenor (Vocal)
Technical Credits
Dottie Rambo Composer
Paul Humphrey Composer
John Eberle Mastering
Paul Williams Arranger, Producer
Bill Castle Composer
Dee Gaskin Composer
Alan Maggard Engineer
Dan Moneyhun Composer
Terry Breedlove Composer
Dale Pyatt Composer
James Thomas Tucker Composer
Hubert Cooke Composer
C.P. Short Composer
Lori Keri Composer
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