Dan Crary - Sweet Southern Girl (1979)
Artist: Dan Crary
Title: Sweet Southern Girl
Year Of Release: 1979
Label: Sugar Hill Records
Genre: Folk, Bluegrass, Country
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 50:13
Total Size: 122/287 Mb (cover)
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: Sweet Southern Girl
Year Of Release: 1979
Label: Sugar Hill Records
Genre: Folk, Bluegrass, Country
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 50:13
Total Size: 122/287 Mb (cover)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Sweet Southern Girl
02. The Blackbird
03. Devil Played The Fiddle
04. Jesse James Was An Outlaw
05. Stories We Can Tell
06. The Butcher Boy
07. Foggy Mountain Special
08. Big River
09. Lovin' Her Was Easier
10. Don't Mess With Jim
11. Sally Ann
12. Mama Said Yeah
13. Cajun Train
Line-up:
Banjo – John Hickman
Bass – George Hickman (tracks: B4), Joe Villegas (tracks: A5, A7, B5, B6), Wally Barnick (tracks: A1, A3)
Dobro – David Dias (tracks: B4), Skip Conover (tracks: A1, A3)
Fiddle – Byron Berline
Guitar, Vocals – Dan Crary
Harmonica – David Hartzheim
Mandolin – Byron Berline (tracks: A5), Vince Gill (tracks: B5, B6)
Producer – Byron Berline, Dan Crary
American guitarist, born 29 September 1939 in Kansas City, Kansas, USA. Lives in Placerville, CA.
Also known as “Deacon Dan Crary.” Regarded as one of the top flat-pick guitarists in bluegrass, one of the early pioneers of the style.
1968, was a founding member of the Bluegrass Alliance (originators of the “Newgrass” style).
1973, released first solo project Bluegrass Guitar (American Heritage).
1974, moved to California to teach at Cal State Fullerton. There he met fiddler Byron Berline and together formed the band Sundance with John Hickman (banjo) and Jack Skinner (bass). They recorded for MCA records.
1974-2004, besides performing as a professional musician, he was a professor of speech communications at Cal State Fullerton. He has two earned doctorates: the first in theology, the second in speech communications.
1975-1995, he had a twenty-year partnership with fiddler Byron Berline and banjo player John Hickman. They performed together as Sundance, BCH and California.
Also known as “Deacon Dan Crary.” Regarded as one of the top flat-pick guitarists in bluegrass, one of the early pioneers of the style.
1968, was a founding member of the Bluegrass Alliance (originators of the “Newgrass” style).
1973, released first solo project Bluegrass Guitar (American Heritage).
1974, moved to California to teach at Cal State Fullerton. There he met fiddler Byron Berline and together formed the band Sundance with John Hickman (banjo) and Jack Skinner (bass). They recorded for MCA records.
1974-2004, besides performing as a professional musician, he was a professor of speech communications at Cal State Fullerton. He has two earned doctorates: the first in theology, the second in speech communications.
1975-1995, he had a twenty-year partnership with fiddler Byron Berline and banjo player John Hickman. They performed together as Sundance, BCH and California.
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