Dailey & Vincent audio samples up
Rounder has just posted audio samples for all 12 tracks on the widely-anticipated and self-titled debut release from Dailey & Vincent. There are also four full length tracks from the CD available for online listening on the band’s MySpace page.
Check out the online audio and see if you agree with the highly favorable review Brance gave to this CD last week.
For the record… I agree wholeheartedly with Brance on this project. It strikes me as one of the best bluegrass recordings to come down the pike in many a year.
Look for it on January 29, 2008.
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If you weren't lucky enough to catch the on-stage preview of The Dailey Vincent Band at IBMA last month, you may be eager to hear the widely-anticipated debut release on Rounder when it hits on January 29, 2008.
If you just can't wait that long, Rounder has recently put a few sample audio clips online,...
Brance told us back in February about the imminent debut of The Dailey Vincent Band, jointly fronted by former Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver singer Jamie Dailey, and long time Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder singer Darrin Vincent.
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We just got a note from Jamie Dailey to say that their official band web site is now up and operational at www.daileyvincent.com.
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No...
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Rounder Records has just uploaded audio samples for two new projects set for a June release.
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