1 Ruben's Wah Wah - Tony Trischka, Traditional
2 2 Fourteen - Tony Trischka, Trischka, Tony
3 Liberec - Tony Trischka, Trischka, Tony
4 Free Improvision #2 - Tony Trischka, Trischka, Tony
5 Assunta - Tony Trischka, Trischka, Tony
6 Old Joe Clark/June Apple - Tony Trischka, Traditional
7 Max and Gus - Tony Trischka, Waldman, Robert
8 Beaumont Rag - Tony Trischka, Traditional
9 Kingfisher's Wing - Tony Trischka, Trischka, Tony
10 Earl Scruggs Medley: Nashville Syline Rag/Ground Speed/Shucking the C - Tony Trischka, Certain
11 Jeff Davis Medley: Jeff Davis/Fort Monroe/Danville Days - Tony Trischka, Blake, Norman
12 Yaha Yaha - Tony Trischka, Traditional
13 Beatles Medley: I Feel Fine/Here, There & Everywhere/Eleanor Rigby/ - Tony Trischka, Lennon, John
14 The Rings of Saturn - Tony Trischka, Trischka, Tony
15 Green Willis/Whiskey Before Breakfast - Tony Trischka, Traditional
16 Killer Bees on Caffeine - Tony Trischka, Fleck, Bela
17 Oma and Opa - Tony Trischka, Fleck, Bela
18 Solaris/Flapperatte/Red Pepper-Spicy Rag - Tony Trischka, Fleck, Bela
19 Triplet Fever - Tony Trischka, Fleck, Bela
20 Bach Violin Partita in D Minor - Tony Trischka, Bach, Johann Sebast
21 Did You Ever Meet Gary Owen, Uncle Joe? - Tony Trischka, Traditional
22 Middle Eastern Medley: Improv/Hilmi Rit/George and Gladys Kazatski - Tony Trischka, Fleck, Bela
23 Twisted Teen - Tony Trischka, Fleck, Bela
24 Au Lait - Tony Trischka, Mays, Lyle

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solo banjo at its best?!?

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: The way I see it, this album (right up there with Foggy Mountain Banjo) is an absolute must for 5-string banjo players of the 3 finger style. These two masters, whose playing has influenced each other as well as pickers worldwide, take the "twangy, one-dimensional instrument for hillbillies" from classical to klesmer, celtic to pyschadelic. Of course, they show off their mastery of the scruggs, single string, and melodic styles... but perhaps more impressive is the way "Solo Banjo Works" demonstrates the vast creativity and ingenuity of these two artists. Also, the album is as versatile as the virtuosos prove the instrument to be... it works in the car, at work, etc... (although, to be honest, i haven't tried the bedroom)

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the boys doing what they do best

 Album Rating: (4 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: everytime you hear bela fleck playing banjo is exciting, but classic bela fleck is stripped down banjo. eventhough this is a banjo no strings attached album, the wide variety of arrangements in the songs make it more excitng. the beatles medley and the interpretations of bach show the true universal musical spirit of bela, not forgetting the wonderful playing of tony. this album mkes a great companion with the new bluegrass sessions.