Adam Steffey – One More For The Road

Adam Steffey - One More For The RoadOne More For The Road, the new Adam Steffey CD isn’t due until September 22, but the good folks at Sugar Hill have agreed to let us offer a few sneak peeks here on The Bluegrass Blog.

The album showcases Adam as both a vocalist and a fiery mandolinist, accompanied by an all-star cast of pickers and singers with whom he has toured and recorded over the years.

Maybe you’ve heard of some of these folks: Ron Stewart and Ron Block on banjo, Clay Hess, Bryan Sutton and Dan Tymisnki on guitar, Stuart Duncan and Ron Stewart on fiddle, Randy Kohrs on slide guitars, and Barry Bales on bass.

None of this on the new CDHe found a couple of singers too… Alison Krauss, Dan Tyminski, Ronnie Bowman and Chris Stapleton.

The CD will soon ship to radio so you’ll be hearing a lot of it shortly, but in the meantime, here are bits of three tracks to show what is contained therein.

First up, the title track (from Josh Shilling and Craig Market) with Adam on lead vocal, and Chris Stapleton providing harmonies.

One More For The Road -  Listen now:   

Next, a spicy Scotty Stoneman number, with Dan Tyminski on vocals.

Let Me Fall -  Listen now:   

And lastly, Half Past Four a great old time fiddle tune given the modern grass treatment by Adam and company.

Half Past Four -  Listen now:   

That is some mighty powerful pickin’ and singin’!

You can read more about One More For The Road, including some comments from Adam, in our earlier post about the project.

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comment #56133 By americanaproud on 07.16.09 8:27 pm

I’m psyched!!!!! This sounds like it’s going to be a great one!

comment #56134 By ryanfbaker on 07.17.09 2:00 pm

Actually, this has not shipped to radio yet.

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