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Forest Sun
Just Begun |
Jimmy C. Willams
Ride The Trains |
The Grascals
Keep on Walkin' |
| A slick album that can’t fail to excite!!! | An album of great timeless train songs for the definitive enthusiast | 12 tracks merging country music with bluegrass |
| River
Road Boys
Don't Ever Take Our Picture Down |
Asleep
At The Wheel
Reinventing The Wheel |
The
Grascals
Long List Of Heartaches |
| An outstanding collection not to be missed | A creative powerhouse of western swing music | Another exciting winning formula |
| Reid
Wells & Segovia 1862
Segovia Road |
Swing
Commanders
Take It Away |
Chelsea
Beck
Way Out West |
| A CD offering teasing glimpses of exceptional musical talent | Music that is rich in quality making the band top notch above the rest | Extremely worthy young up and coming talent |
| Ray
Pillow
Country Class |
Karen
Taylor-Good
How Many Women |
Burrito
Deluxe
Disciples Of Truth |
| Top class from the Grand Ole Opry | Lyrically and emotionally direct bulletins from the heart | An album takes off like a V8 on rocket fuel |
| Carin
Mari & Pony Express
Old Log Barn |
Belinda
Gail & Curly Musgrave
Red Rock Moon |
Johnny
Cash
America V |
| An exemplary album from a group of young western singers | A great set of duets from two of western music's popular artists | An album not to be left out of the record collection |
| Lovell
Sisters Band
When Forever Rolls Around |
Sisters
Of The Silver Sage
Swingin' & Trail Dreamin' |
Porter
Wagoner
The Versatile Porter Wagoner |
| An album rolls along nicely with rich a bluegrass quality | An album that is quickly drawing great interest from the western scene and radio | Like an old friend singing his songs personally to the individual listener |
| Jazzablillies
Show Me |
Rod
Moag
Ah-Haa! Goes Grass |
Willie
Nelson
You Don't Know Me |
| Providing an awesome and unbeatable variety of swing all along the way | A wonderful bluegrass interpretation of the best of western swing from Bob Wills | A warn and exciting tribute to the legacy of Miss Cindy Walker |
| Tom
Travis
Rootin' For Roots |
James
Reams, Walter Hensley
Wild Card |
Red
Steagall
The Wind, The Wire and The Rail |
| An exciting album from a great team of engaging and highly efficient pickers | A top-rate album of bluegrass music | Songs about cattlemen, wildmills, barbed wire and the railways out on the western plains |
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Lonnie Dean & Will Taylor
Texas Honky Tonk Shuffles |
Jangles
Hick Jazz |
Chris
While Julie Matthews
Here and Now |
| Stone-cold authentic honky tonk and traditional country music | It’ll knock your hat off and is sure to make your spurs jingle-jangle-jingle!!! | Achingly delicate, clearly a labour of love!!! |
| Tom
T Hall
In Search of A Song /The Rhymer And Other Five And Dimers |
Lisa
O'Kane
Peace Of Mind |
The
Haley Sisters
To Be With You Tonight |
| Some wonderful songs that need to be experienced | A second release...surely catching the attention of even more fans | Offers a never-ending supply of bright glittering gems that needs to be savoured one by one. |
| Clive
John
Another Day |
Gerry
Ford
Family Bible |
Tom
Travis
A Pick Of The Bunch |
| Heart-felt songs that will draw an array of differing emotions from the deepest chasms of your soul | Hop aboard the Glory Train and travel the rocky road of emotional soul searching songs | A worthy album for all bluegrass lovers from one Britain's top pickers |
| Roger
Miller
Platinum & Gold Collection |
Eddy
Arnold
Ultimate Eddy Arnold |
Jody
Nix
Sing Me Something I Can Swing To |
| This is a marvellous collection of Roger Miller's early recording career | Eddy Arnold still sits at the top of the tree in country music | A bewitching album with fiddle and steel working overtime |
| Wallace
Family
Texas Serenade |
Joe
Paul Nichols
#20 |
The
Bar Room Boys
Live At The Bridge |
| Undeniably refreshing to hear music of this high quality coming from such young people | A richly textured album full of the traditions of what country music has long stood for | An album destined to reach the dizzying heights of the top shelf |
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Sons Of The San Joaquin 15 Years - A Retrospective |
Tom
Travis Bluegrass Incident
A Small Patch Of Blue |
Sisters
of the Silver Sage
(self titled) |
| An exemplary collection of 15 years of time-honoured cowboy music | Some of Britain's finest hot pickers and an album that stands clearly in the limelight | An old style of music in its purest form |
| Billy
Jo Spears
2 on 1 |
The
Quebe Sisters
Texas Fiddlers |
Anne
J. Morton
The Swing Of Things |
| A step back to 1969 and 1972 with Mr Walker, It's All Over/Just Singin' | A taste of old fashioned down home back porch warmth | Wonderful Western Swing with a Big Band Sound |
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