1 Cotton Patch Rag
2 Stanley Brothers Medley: Fling Ding/Hard Times/Daybreak In Dixie
3 Sweet Laree
4 Memories Of Mozart: From Mozart's Piano Sonata #11 in A, Third Movement: Rondo 'Alla Turka'
5 The Green In The Blue Medley: The Strayaway Child/An Druimfhionn Donn Dilis/McCahill's Reel
6 Tom & Jerry
7 Bill Monroe Medley: Get Up John/The Gold Rush/Roanoke
8 Sally Ann
9 The Blackbird
10 Foggy Mountain Special

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Music doesn't get any better than this

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I bought this on vinyl recently and have to say it is a superb 40 mins of brilliance. You can almost feel the depth of those bass notes Dan is playing, and the musicians who are backing him up are no less brilliant. This is an absolute must-get if you are into acoustic bluegrass flatpick guitar. How can anybody be so damned talented?

A Superior Acoustic Guitarist

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: Although this is not a "new" CD, Dan Crary demonistrates his acoustic guitar mastery in all of his music. This music is is so good, even people that don't normally listen to this kind of music will love it.

Several months ago, I got to see Dan Crary in person at a "clenic" that was sponsored by Taylor Guitars. He performed a couple of songs from this CD. It was amazing to watch him play. It's hard to believe that a persons fingers can move that fast with such grace.

Am I hooked on Dan Crary? You bet I am.

The tightest and most energized flatpicking jam album.

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: This album is by far my favorite of all the albums I have heard that could fit into the bluegrass/slamgrass/dawg/flatpicking/acoustic jamming genre. Dan is definitely at his best on this album, and he shows off all of his amazing speed and clarity at flatpicking, cross-picking and kicking out those unique Dan Crary licks. But don't be deceived, this album is not just about guitar - almost every track lets Bela Fleck, Sam Bush, Mark O'Connor and others get their licks in too. From Crary's incredible "Memories Of Mozart", a thoroughly jammed out flatpicking version of a classical piece, to the best rendition of "Foggy Mountain Special" I've ever heard, this album could definitely be described as completely energized and just plain invigorating to listen to. I highly recommend it for anyone who appreciates the finest acoustic musical talent.