Del McCoury - Take Me To The Mountains
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Bluegrass / Acoustic
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Location:
AMERICA NORTH: USA:Pennsylvania (PA) -
Record Label:
Rebel Records -
Website:
rebelrecords.com -
AirPlay Direct Link:
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- Take Me to the Mountains (3:20)
- Over Yonder in the Graveyard (2:34)
- Dreams (3:30)
- Night Riding (2:24)
- Cindy (1:56)
- Wait a Little Longer, Please Jesus (2:26)
- This Kind of Life (2:20)
- No One But My Darling (2:09)
- You Don't Have to Be a Baby to Cry (2:23)
- J.D. Jones (2:27)
- A Good Man Like Me (2:32)
- Me and Jesus (3:15)
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Take Me to the Mountains (3:20)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (03:20) [7.65 MB] -
Over Yonder in the Graveyard (2:34)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:34) [5.88 MB] -
Dreams (3:30)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (03:30) [8.01 MB] -
Night Riding (2:24)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:24) [5.5 MB] -
Cindy (1:56)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (01:56) [4.43 MB] -
Wait a Little Longer, Please Jesus (2:26)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:26) [5.57 MB] -
This Kind of Life (2:20)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:20) [5.33 MB] -
No One But My Darling (2:09)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:09) [4.94 MB] -
You Don't Have to Be a Baby to Cry (2:23)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:23) [5.46 MB] -
J.D. Jones (2:27)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:27) [5.63 MB] -
A Good Man Like Me (2:32)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:32) [5.79 MB] -
Me and Jesus (3:15)
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (03:15) [7.46 MB]
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Biography
Radio Contact:Ellen Nagase
434-973-5151
radio@rebelrecords.com
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DEL McCOURY - TAKE ME TO THE MOUNTAINS (REB-1622), 1984
Musicians
Del McCoury: Guitar, Lead Vocals
Jerry McCoury: Bass, Lead Vocal
Dick Smith: Banjo, Baritone Vocals
Hershel Sizemore: Mandolin
Sonny Miller: Fiddle
Production Credits
Produced by Del McCoury
Recorded at Threshold Recording, Roanoke, VA
Engineered by Harold Thompson
Remastered by David Glasser at Airshow Mastering, Boulder, CO
Before Del McCoury enjoyed status as one of THE eminent bluegrass musicians of the late 1990s and early 2000s, he built a career as a disciple of the high lonesome sound. It was the perfect vehicle for his high pitched, razor sharp vocals and riveting guitar work. He apprenticed under Bill Monroe in the middle 1960s and by the end of the decade had launched his own band, the Dixie Pals. By the middle 1970s, he had recorded four album projects for as many labels.
Originally available in 1981 on Leather Records (LBG-8107), Take Me To The Mountains was re-released on Rebel in 1984.
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