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The Stanley Brothers|An Evening Long Ago: Live 1956 (Live)

An Evening Long Ago: Live 1956 (Live)

The Stanley Brothers

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Larry Ehrlich was at end of a long day in a studio in Bristol, VA. Carter and Ralph Stanley as well as Ralph Mayo and Curley Lambert entered the studio in front of one microphone, and Ehrlich, after seeing them play hog callings, a couple of radio shows, and a barn dance, asked the band to sing some of the traditional songs they had been recording for the past 16 years. The results, completely unearthed until now, are no less than stunning. This is the Stanleys as listeners have never heard them: laid-back, relaxed, and full of recollection and goodwill, singing and playing songs as familiar to them as their upbringing. These are country and bluegrass songs to be sure, but also some of the old folk ballads that had come out of the Southern mountains along with some Anglo and Celtic ballads from the days of yore. A number of these tracks represent the only available live versions of songs from their repertoire, and a few more are almost impossible to come by in any other way. At least one cut, "Drifiting Too Far from the Shore," was closely associated with Bill Monroe, and a pair are co-written originals, the harrowing murder ballad "The Tale of the Lawson Family" (once or twice covered by the Louvin Brothers) and the beautiful mountain love song "Meet Me Tonight." Ralph wrote a good many others here, or at the very least created original adaptations: "Come All You Tenderhearted," "East Virginia Blues," and "Bound to Ride" among them. But it is on the old songs that the Stanleys shine the brightest: "Poor Ellen Smith," "Dream of a Miner's Child," and their "John Henry" are deeply affecting. The fidelity is good throughout, but the feeling of the mix is what grabs the listener and won't let go. This is a welcome and necessary addition to the Stanley Brothers catalog.

© Thom Jurek /TiVo

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1
Handsome Molly (Live)
00:01:57

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - G.B. Grayson, Composer - G.B. Grayson, Lyricist - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - H. Whitter, Composer - H. Whitter, Lyricist - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

2
East Virginia Blues (Live)
00:03:03

R. Stanley, Composer - R. Stanley, Lyricist - Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

3
The Story Of The Lawson Family (Live)
00:04:55

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Composer - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Carter Stanley, Lyricist - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Composer - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - Ralph Stanley, Lyricist - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

4
Dream Of A Miner's Child (Live)
00:02:41

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Traditional, Composer - Traditional, Lyricist - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

5
Come All You Tenderhearted (Live)
00:03:16

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Composer - Ralph Stanley, Lyricist - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

6
Poor Ellen Smith (Live)
00:02:14

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Traditional, Composer - Traditional, Lyricist - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

7
Darling Do You Know Who Loves You (Live)
00:02:49

B. Cox, Composer - B. Cox, Lyricist - Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

8
Shout Little Lulie (Live)
00:00:54

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Composer - Ralph Stanley, Lyricist - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

9
Bound To Ride (Live)
00:02:30

R. Stanley, Composer - R. Stanley, Lyricist - Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

10
Meet Me Tonight (Live)
00:03:34

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Carter Stanley, Composer - Carter Stanley, Lyricist - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Composer - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - Ralph Stanley, Lyricist - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

11
My Long Skinny Lanky Sarah Jane (Live)
00:01:44

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Composer - Ralph Stanley, Lyricist - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

12
Little Bessie (Live)
00:00:51

R. Stanley, Composer - R. Stanley, Lyricist - Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

13
Train 45 (Live)
00:02:50

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Carter Stanley, Arranger - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Traditional, Composer - Traditional, Lyricist - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

14
John Henry (Live)
00:01:16

R. Stanley, Arranger - Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

15
Little Birdie (Live)
00:01:36

R. Stanley, Arranger - Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

16
Drifting Too Far From The Shore (Live)
00:03:11

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Charles Moody, Composer - Charles Moody, Lyricist - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

17
Orange Blossom Special (Live)
00:01:48

E. Rouse, Composer - E. Rouse, Lyricist - Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

18
Nine Pound Hammer (Live)
00:02:22

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Traditional, Composer - Traditional, Lyricist - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

19
Feast Here Tonight (Live)
00:01:56

Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Traditional, Composer - Traditional, Lyricist - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

20
Tragic Love (Live)
00:01:51

Buddy Dee, Composer - Buddy Dee, Lyricist - Carter Stanley, Vocal - Carter Stanley, Guitar - Larry Ehrlich, Producer - Ralph Stanley, Banjo - The Stanley Brothers, Performer

Originally Recorded 1956 & Released 2001 Larry Ehrlich

Albumbeschreibung

Larry Ehrlich was at end of a long day in a studio in Bristol, VA. Carter and Ralph Stanley as well as Ralph Mayo and Curley Lambert entered the studio in front of one microphone, and Ehrlich, after seeing them play hog callings, a couple of radio shows, and a barn dance, asked the band to sing some of the traditional songs they had been recording for the past 16 years. The results, completely unearthed until now, are no less than stunning. This is the Stanleys as listeners have never heard them: laid-back, relaxed, and full of recollection and goodwill, singing and playing songs as familiar to them as their upbringing. These are country and bluegrass songs to be sure, but also some of the old folk ballads that had come out of the Southern mountains along with some Anglo and Celtic ballads from the days of yore. A number of these tracks represent the only available live versions of songs from their repertoire, and a few more are almost impossible to come by in any other way. At least one cut, "Drifiting Too Far from the Shore," was closely associated with Bill Monroe, and a pair are co-written originals, the harrowing murder ballad "The Tale of the Lawson Family" (once or twice covered by the Louvin Brothers) and the beautiful mountain love song "Meet Me Tonight." Ralph wrote a good many others here, or at the very least created original adaptations: "Come All You Tenderhearted," "East Virginia Blues," and "Bound to Ride" among them. But it is on the old songs that the Stanleys shine the brightest: "Poor Ellen Smith," "Dream of a Miner's Child," and their "John Henry" are deeply affecting. The fidelity is good throughout, but the feeling of the mix is what grabs the listener and won't let go. This is a welcome and necessary addition to the Stanley Brothers catalog.

© Thom Jurek /TiVo

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