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| ARTIST: | Don Rigsby |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | Sugarhill [Country] |
| TYPE: | Bluegrass, Country, Pop |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | Those Gambler's Blues, Midnight Call, Carved Our Names in Stone, Blood on My Hands, Dying to Hold Her Again, Muddy Water, What Lays Down the Road, Green Briar River, Green Ivy Vine, Look Out Below, Come in Out of the Rain, Little White Cross Out on Highway 13, I've Already Turned That Page |
| UPC: | 015891395821 |
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Customer Reviews of Midnight Call
Wonderful album! If you are a fan of soulful, strong bluegrass this album by Don Rigsby will really hit the spot for you. It has 2 very powerful tunes written by Tom T. & Dixie Hall, The Midnight Call, and Little White Cross out on Highway 13. This album, with it's powerful songs, is able to allow Rigsby to showcase his very strong voice. "Carved Our Names in Stone" has an acoustic country feel, it's a great reflective piece by Rigsby. Another song that stands out on the Midnight Call album is "Dying to Hold Her Again," talking about a man turned to alcohol to ease his pain after his wife passes away. A great album!
Plenty potent bluegrass music!
Playing Time - 46:17 -- Don Rigsby opens his new solo album by singing Jimmie Rodgers' "Those Gambler's Blues." Even though Rigsby's cover of this song includes drums (Kenny Malone) and harmonica (Kirk "Jellyroll" Johnson), I'm certain that it will be accepted today by the bluegrass community with a much more open mind than Bill Monroe's 1951 version (with drums, electric guitar and Nashville non-bluegrass sidemen). The title cut, a ballad from Dixie and Tom T. Hall, is a song of a late-night telephone call from a mother preparing to board her glorybound train. Glen Duncan's twin fiddles, Randy Kohr's resophonic guitar and Garnet Bowman's high baritone impart an eerie sound to this supernatural tale. The Halls also contributed "Little White Cross Out On The Highway" to this project. A couple additional numbers sung solo by Rigsby include Bobby Cyrus' reflective "Carved Our Names in Stone" and Calvin Rigsby's bouncy "Blood on my Hands."
While this project includes many exceptional guest artists from bluegrass circles, such as Ronnie Bowman, Stuart Duncan, Rob McCoury, Vassar Clements, Ben Isaacs, Jim Hurst, Jeff White, and Glen Duncan, many of the songs have a distinctive moderate acoustic country feel. Rigsby's repertoire emphasizes song with evocative messages; tunes with lyrics that need to be digested. Kenny Malone's light percussion finds its way into the mix on three tracks. The repertoire is drawn from songs composed by Larry Cordle, Carl Jackson, Jerry Williamson, Larry Shell, Alan Johnston and others. We can always count on Don Rigsby for some plenty potent music. "The Midnight Call" is a snazzy project that will further enhance his reputation as one of the best in the business. (Joe Ross, staff writer, Bluegrass Now)