| 1. Old Salty Dog Blues |
| 2. I’Ll Just Pretend |
| 3. Come Back Darling |
| 4. I’Ll Stay Around |
| 5. We Can’T Be Darlings Anymore |
| 6. Jimmy Brown, The Newsboy |
| 7. Don’T Get Above Your Raising |
| 8. Tis Sweet To Be Remembered |
| 9. I’M Gonna Settle Down |
| 10. Earl’S Breakdown |
| 11. I’M Lonesome & Blue |
| 12. Over The Hills To The Poorhouse |
| 13. Brother, I’M Getting Ready To Go |
| 14. Why Did You Wander |
| 15. Flint Hill Special |
| 16. Dim Lights, Thick Smoke (And Loud, Loud Music) |
| 17. Dear Old Dixie |
| 18. I’Ll Go Stepping Too |
| 19. Someone Took My Place With You |
| 20. Foggy Mountain Chimes |
Foggy Mountain Special,Flatt & Scruggs,Country Stars,Country,Country/Bluegrass
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On Foggy Mountain
Flatt & Scruggs Manufacturer: Sony Special Product ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002YAP Release Date: 1995-12-01 |
Tracks:
- Foggy Mountain Breakdown
- The Story Of Bonnie And Clyde
- Petticoat Junction
- You Are My Flower
- The Ballad Of Jed Clampett
- John Henry
- Foggy Mountain Top
- Coal Miner's Blues
- Wabash Cannon Ball
- Jimmy Brown The Newsboy
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Good Collection, But It Could Be Better........2000-03-28
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Foggy Mountain Special
Flatt & Scruggs and the Foggy Mountain Boys Manufacturer: Copper Creek ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000CBLBS Release Date: 2003-09-23 |
Tracks:
- Randy Lynn Rag
- Shuckin' The Corn
- Fireball
- Earl's Breakdown
- Ground Special
- Foggy Mountain Chimes
- Georiga Buck
- Flint Hill Special
- Dear Old Dixie
- Foggy Mountain Special
- Shuckin' The Corn
- Foggy Mountain Rock
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Foggy Mountain Special
Flatt & Scruggs Manufacturer: Country Stars ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0009UX03K Release Date: 2005-06-06 |
Tracks:
- Old Salty Dog Blues
- ILl Just Pretend
- Come Back Darling
- ILl Stay Around
- We CanT Be Darlings Anymore
- Jimmy Brown, The Newsboy
- DonT Get Above Your Raising
- Tis Sweet To Be Remembered
- IM Gonna Settle Down
- EarlS Breakdown
- IM Lonesome & Blue
- Over The Hills To The Poorhouse
- Brother, IM Getting Ready To Go
- Why Did You Wander
- Flint Hill Special
- Dim Lights, Thick Smoke (And Loud, Loud Music)
- Dear Old Dixie
- ILl Go Stepping Too
- Someone Took My Place With You
- Foggy Mountain Chimes
- Mother Prays Loud In Her Sleep
- Be Ready For Tomorrow May Never Come
- Till The End Of The World Rolls Around
- Foggy Mountain Special
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olmanflattyonthefarm.......2006-05-17
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Foggy Mountain Banjo
Flatt & Scruggs Manufacturer: Sony Music Special Products ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002YS9 Release Date: 1995-01-18 |
Amazon.com essential recording
Despite a painfully short running time of 25 minutes, this 1961 landmark remains one of the most important and influential banjo albums ever made. Released at the height of the folk boom, these 12 instrumentals inspired countless college kids to pick up a five-string banjo and try to emulate the great Earl Scruggs's spectacular three-finger attack. Paul Warren's fiddle and Josh Graves's Dobro keep pace with the master, who creates a template for bluegrass banjo. Although there are more definitive and comprehensive Flatt & Scruggs collections available, Foggy Mountain Banjo will always be a perennial favorite thanks to its original timely release and, of course, the timeless music within. --Marc GreilsamerCustomer Reviews:
Can I say this?.......2007-04-19
This is one of those rare albums where you can go five years between listens, and every time you hear it again, the first thing out of your mouth is, "This is still the best there ever was. It's as good now as it was the first time I heard it."
Earl Scruggs: History's Most Imitated Musician.......2006-12-01
It can all be traced back to one man: Earl Scruggs, a soft spoken, humble North Carolina gentleman whose playing was anything but soft spoken! Earl has left his proverbial fingerprints on the musical aspirations of the 5 string banjoists for literally generations to come. When it comes to tone and taste, nobody can lay it down like Earl. This album was recorded at the height of their popularity, captured in Columbia's Nashville studio, with audiophile results. The Foggy Mountain Boys' masterful accompaniment, from Lester Flatt's beautifully understated, but powerful guitar; Paul Warren's solid fiddle; Buck "Josh" Graves' equally groundbreaking Dobro; and Jake Tullock's rock-solid, precise, upright bass made this album an absolute neccessity for anyone interested in Bluegrass music. Another recommended instrumental tour de force by Flatt & Scruggs was their 1966 album "Stricly Instrumental-with Doc Watson", together these 3 master musicians sound as if they played together all their lives; and they each considered it one of the most enjoyable recording sessions they'd ever done in their career.
It shows in their playing on every cut.
One by one, almost all of the band members passed on, but Earl Scruggs and Doc Watson still represent the pinnacle of this music. Though both men are now in their 80's they have lost none of their dynamics nor their technique. I hope they both live to be 100....they will still inspire us.
Some of the best.......2006-08-18
Essential for banjo pickers, great for bluegrass fans.......2006-07-02
"Foggy Mountain Banjo" could well be the most important recording ever for banjo fans and - perhaps more importantly - banjo pickers. "The Essential Earl Scruggs" offers a much better overview of Scruggs' career, but this disc features many of Scrugs's most important compositions and arrangements (the famed Foggy Mountain Breakdown is NOT on the disc, but every banjo noob's first song - Cripple Creek - is here in all its glory, as are Groundspeed, Cumberland Gap and Fireball Mail).
Rip this disc and slow it down, and you hear how essentially simple Scruggs's left hand (fretboard) fingering is, and how deceptively difficult his right hand (picking) movements are. The right hand is everything with Scruggs; banjo players study every note. Since this disc was recorded a lot of pickers have come forth whose left hands are as busy as their right, producing more complex and considerably more melodic breaks (listening to Don Reno, JD Crowe, Bill Keith, Tony Trischka, Bela Fleck and Jens Kruger is a good way to understand the progression of the instrument). But each of these later players owes it all to Scruggs and the sound he created.
This disc puts mid-career Scruggs front and center, so fans of more modern bluegrass bands might find it somewhat lacking. The tunes aren't complex and the arrangements are simple. At the time this music was recorded the bluegrass guitar was considered purely a rhythm instrument; Lester Flatt was of course the master of bluegrass rhythm playing but there are no flatpicking breaks for guitar players to marvel at. Essentially, lead on this album swaps between banjo and fiddle - there's only minimal dobro and no mandolin. Because only two instruments are stepping out and trading lead, the songs tend to be short - 2:27 is the longest of the dozen songs on the disc.
Anyone learning to pick a banjo needs this disc in their collection - it's a primer on how it's done (no less a player than Tony Trischka will tell you that). For fans of traditional bluegrass, it's an essential. And for those interested in the more modern forms of the evolving art of bluegrass, it's as important a disc as exists. Everything comes from here.
5 String Banjo.......2005-07-20
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Foggy Mountain Special
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000GG4VK8 Release Date: 2005-08-23 |
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