I'll Go Stepping Too - The Country Store
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- OMS Records presents the latest “The Country Store” COVID-19 video release. This edition of The Country Store features a re-creation of the August 29, 1953 recording by Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs of “I’ll Go Stepping Too.”
The Country Store presents:
Billy Troy - Lead Vocal
Ray Legere - Fiddle
Hugh Moore - Banjo
Chris Sharp - Guitar
John Cloyd Miller - Mandolin, Vocal
Zack Mondry - Bass
The Country Store musicians have a number of connections to the famous Flatt & Scruggs legacy. The band on the original recording included Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, legendary fiddler Benny Martin, mandolinist Curly Seckler, and bassist Bob Moore.
The Country Store recording features lead vocalist Billy Troy, the son of longtime Flatt & Scruggs band member and creator of the Bluegrass dobro, Josh Graves.
Mandolinist John Cloyd Miller (winner, Chris Austin Songwriting winner, Zoe & Cloyd) is the grandson of Jim Shumate, the first fiddler for the world famous group in the late 1940’s.
Grammy winning guitarist Chris Sharp (O’ Brother, Where Art Thou, John Hartford), is a recognized expert of Lester Flatt’s unique finger picking guitar style and also recorded and played with Earl Scruggs, Curly Seckler, Josh Graves, and Benny Martin.
Ray Legere (Tony Rice Unit, Lonesome River Band) is an award winning Canadian fiddler who has played with and studied Bluegrass music’s fiddling pioneers. Sixty-seven years after the initial recording, Ray accurately recreates one of Benny Martin’s most famous fiddle performances.
Banjoist and producer Hugh Moore was a friend of Benny Martin, and produced his recordings, “The Big Tiger Roars Again (part 1 & 2)” in the late 1990’s. In addition, he has recorded and performed with other Bluegrass music greats, among them Earl Scruggs, Josh Graves, Vassar Clements, and Bobby Osborne. video is a COVID-19 project.
All of the musicians recorded in their own home studios and with their personal cameras. There were no studio sessions and the filming was done separately and remotely, as a collaboration between devotees of this classic Bluegrass band.
I think this will be one of my all time favorites. Amazing musicians. How they put this together from remote studios is incredible.
Really love the song. Some kind of banjo playing. Thanks, guys.
Fiddle nails it 100%
Just love bluegrass.
Super job, fellas. All the instrument s sounded real nice and the vocals very mellow.
Excellent Job! Do you have a resonator guitar player? Dobro?