Dry Branch audio samples online
The 30th Anniversary compilation CD from The Dry Branch Fire Squad which Richard Thompson wrote about last month is due for release tomorrow (5/15).
Carrying the appropriate title of 30th Anniversary Special, the CD contains 21 tracks taken from earlier releases over the course of the band’s thirty year career, plus 4 previously unreleased tracks.
Audio samples for each track are now posted on the Rounder Records site, with online ordering enabled.


Here's an update to our post late last week about A Hundred Miles or More: A Collection, the collection due from Rounder in April that primarily highlights Alison Krauss' contributions to films and recordings by other artists.
We mentioned in that previous post that four new, previously unreleased...
We posted back in March about Michael Cleveland's latest solo project on Rounder, Let 'Er Go Boys! At the time, we mentioned that there were no audio samples available online, but they have just been added to the Rounder site. Samples from each of the 17 tracks are up, in both Real Audio and Windows...
In addition to the Bon Jovi tribute we have mentioned recently, CMH Records had two other new CDs released last week. Both are compilation projects that offer a whole lot of bluegrass music at a bargain price.
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At that time, we indicated that no audio samples from the new release were available online,...




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