1 Can't You Hear Me Callin' - Crooked Still, Monroe, Bill
2 Little Sadie
3 New Railroad
4 Oxford Town/Cumberland Gap - Crooked Still, Dylan, Bob
5 Lone Pilgrim
6 Come on in My Kitchen - Crooked Still, Johnson, Robert [1]
7 Ain't No Grave
8 Ecstasy - Crooked Still, Leland, John
9 Mountain Jumper - Crooked Still, Eggleston, Rushad
10 Railroad Bill
11 Wind and Rain

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Best album among their first 3 albums!

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I own all three of their albums. This is the most catchy, dark, heavy, soulful one. All the songs are well known enough. Don't need to explain much. This is what bluegrass should sound like in the 21st century!

Enjoyed

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: This is an enjoyable newgrass album. I first heard them live on the Milwaukee NPR station and had to buy the cd. The banjo player (and other musicians) is skilled and the singer has a very nice voice. They really did a nice job on cover songs like Oxford Town and Oh The Wind and Rain.

Just A Picker

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: This is one of the cleanest, very well done recordings i've ever heard. I can listen to every song over and over again; very pleasing.

Good 2nd CD

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: Pretty good 2nd CD for the group. Although there's nothing like seeing them live.

A CD we can agree on

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I am compelled to write these rare comments because this is one CD in the family collection that we can agree upon without reservation. There are those CDs he particularly likes, those she likes, some of each other's they don't mind too much -- and then there is this one. Hands-a-thumping. Voices raised. Silly grins as we... Try to keep up with Mountain Jumper. Mourn to Wind and Rain. Get sultry to Come On in My Kitchen. Celebrate living to Aint No Grave. How could you not enjoy a CD that makes you want to sing?