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| ARTIST: | Bryan Sutton |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | Sugarhill [Country] |
| TYPE: | Bluegrass, Country, Pop |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | Decision at Glady Fork, Blue Night, Brown County Breakdown, Highland Rim, When Love Comes to Town, Walk Among the Woods, Minor Swing, Tater Patch, Water Is Wide, Grover Glen, Chief's Medley, Oh, Lady Be Good, Smoky Mountain Memories, Good Deed |
| UPC: | 015891390628 |
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Customer Reviews of Ready to Go
A Guitar Players Pleasure Bryan Sutton is a guitar player extraordinare and this CD is an excellent recording from him! I can't say enough about the picking on this album. It is so very enjoyable. Bryan's picking is clean and precise. This is a great bluegrass album with many of the top flight bluegrass pickers of today.
To make it short and sweet - buy this album, you will be impressed!
Smooth, but not too smooth
No doubt about it, Bryan Sutton can really play. Decision At Glady Fork and Minor Swing, in particular, capture his technical ability and his musicianship. He swings and flies along, seemingly without any possibility of making a mistake. At first listen, I thought the the music on this disc, for all its polish, was bit soulless; and while none of the songs will make your skin crawl like that high lonesome sound of yore, this is a beautifully contrsucted disc, with a great variety of tunes. It may not have any of the terror of the Stanley Brothers, but it will make a great addition to anyone's growing acoustic music collection.
The Tarheel's Vamp
Bryan Sutton blazes on the acoustic guitar. The different guitars played are lovingly displayed on the insert. Sutton who is from Asheville, North Carolina was part of Ricky Skaggs' Kentucky Thunder band. This CD is full of fast instrumentals like the opener, "Decision at Glady Fork." "Highland Rim," "Walk Among the Woods," "Grover's Glen," and the fast little reel "Tater Patch" all display similar dexterity. A pitfall for a CD with many instrumentals is that they may start to sound similar. For the most part, Sutton escapes this dilemma. Ricky Skaggs' mandolin and Aubrie Haynie's fiddle spark the bluegrass tune "Blue Night" with a guest vocal by Pat Enright of the Nashville Bluegrass Band. Bill Monroe's "Brown County Breakdown" is remade as a fast guitar romp with Haynie's blazing fiddle dueling with Sutton's guitar. Sutton also recasts a number of songs. From U2's "Rattle & Hum," he takes "When Love Comes to Town" and gives it an old-timey country feel. "Minor Swing" catches a bluegrass groove with Haynie's fiddle joining Sutton on guitar. Gospel singer Becky Isaacs Bowman does a stately folk vocal on the lovely "The Water Is Wide." Sutton played on Dolly Parton's "The Grass Is Blue"; she returns the favor with a passionate vocal on her song "Smoky Mountain Memories." George and Ira Gershwin's "Lady Be Good" is given a great treatment. The three tunes which honor his grandfather in "Chief's Medley" take you to a time in the North Carolina mountains when an 8 year old learned to play from watching his granddad. The CD closes with a stunning instrumental of just solo guitar, "The Good Deed." The wistful emotions Sutton wrenches from the guitar and tune are worth the price of the CD. If you've heard Sutton on The Dixie Chic's "Fly" CD or with Skaggs or Parton or are just looking for a strong acoustic guitar, this is one you'll want to take home!