Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson - Rattlin' Bones

Kasey Chambers and Shane Nicholson performing
the title track of their album at the 36th CMA Awards.

One Kind Favor

Just added more audio and video tracks to The Rosinators'
One Kind Favor song history page. You can now listen to
versions by Blind Lemon Jefferson, The Two Poor Boys,
The Carter Family, Hobart Smith, Lightnin' Hopkins, Dave
Van Ronk, Bob Dylan, BB King, Peter Paul and Mary, Canned
Heat, Kelly Joe Phelps and The Blind Boys of Alabama with
John Hammond Jr.

The videos include a guitar lesson from Stefan Grossman
and this performance by Mavis Staples

In My Time of Dyin'

Just added two videos to The Rosinators' In My Time Of Dyin' lyrics/song history page - versions by The Lovell Sisters and The Be Good Tanyas


In My Time of Dyin' by The Lovell Sisters
from their album 'Time To Grow'
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In My Time of Dying by The Be Good Tanyas
(from their album 'Chinatown')
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'My Saviour, My Sin' by Prescott

Great harmonies by Canadian brother and sister
Kelly and Kaylen Prescott from Ottawa.

Man of Constant Sorrow by Martin Tallstrom

Brilliant fingerpicking from Swedish Acoustic
guitarist Martin Tallstrom

Stuart Duncan on BBC4's "Transatlantic Sessions"

Brilliant US fiddler Stuart Duncan appeared in the
latest series of BBC Four's Transatlantic Sessions.
Here he is, with Jerry Douglas on dobro, Russ Barenberg
on guitar and Danny Thompson on bass, playing "Lee
Highway Blues" -

Just Published! Dr Ralph Stanley's Autobiography "Man of Constant Sorrow"

"Dr. Ralph Stanley’s funny, sad, gossipy behind-the-scenes autobiography, 'Man of Constant Sorrow: My Life and Times'.
This is not the man of few words you see in concert and
at merchandise tables. Here he talks at length about
his fatherless childhood, his heroic mother, his brother
Carter’s musical brilliance and fatal alcohol addiction.
He pays his respects to such legendary Clinch Mountain Boys
as George Shuffler, Roy Lee Centers and the effervescent
Curly Ray Cline. And Ralph devotes an entire chapter to
his friendship with Bill Monroe. Then there are the
harrowing and hilarious tales of the road, the accidents
and miraculous near misses. It’s a grand and glorious
summation of a musical life well lived."

Review in the New York Times (Oct 13, 09)

Available from Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.com

Listen to 'Man of Constant Sorrow' by
Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys
[from the album 'Man of Constant Sorrow']


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