1 The Great Storm Is Over
2 Little Pink
3 Reel a Bouche
4 Rubber Blubber Whale
5 Planxty George Brabazon
6 Christmas in the Trenches
7 Caught in the Crossfire
8 Back Side of Albany/Cooley's Reel
9 Wild Rose of the Mountain/Wild Rose of the Mountain
10 Water from Another Time
11 The Red Corvette
12 Loggerman's Breakdown/Dulcimer Reel
13 Cut the Cake
14 One Strong Arm
15 For Unto Us a Child Is Born
16 Featherbed
17 No Mas!
18 Step by Step
19 How Can I keep from Singing?
20 Kindergarten Wall

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my favorite john mccutcheon cd

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: i had this cd before seeing him in concert with tom chapin in winfield, ks...now it has special meaning...
i couldn't live without the instrumentals of "water from another time" pouring from the car stereo system i bought specifically to play john's music...nothing beats pulling up to a stoplight next to a car booming hip-hop only to win the stereo wars by cranking up "step by step"...
the band director in the funky winkerbean comic strip said it best: "good music should always be played loud!"

McCutcheon shines brightest in these early works.

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: John McCutcheon's early work moves well in the folk tradition, intent on entertaining audiences through story and song. His music and lyrics combine to share his tales of love, loss, and innocence, embracing the traditions of rural America from a time gone by. Fresh in their musical approach because of his deft handling of the hammer dulcimer, they remain steeped in folk custom through his insightful lyrics. Water From Another Time, which includes a few previously unreleased songs interspersed among the highlights of ten earlier albums, represents the best of John's early work, showcasing his talent to not only write songs from the heart, but to do so with the wisdom of an observer in our changing times.