50 Years in the Making is a 22-track recording featuring three closely connected music forms: old time, blues, and bluegrass. 50 Years refers to how long these songs and tunes have been gathering in my repertoire. Like many music projects, it began with a list. A list of 74 songs was whittled down to the final 22 that comprise the complete recordings in two volumes.
The recordings feature over 20 master musicians such as Doyle Lawson, Phil Wiggins, Dori Freeman, Butch Robins, and Dom Flemons.
The recording process began in January 2020, just a few weeks before Covid struck, and the recordings were released April 4 & 5, 2022 at two celebratory concerts. I could not be more grateful to the artists who lent their talents and creativity to this effort. They came up with ideas that never occurred to me that really help bring out the most in the songs and tunes.
Biography:
Jack Hinshelwood has taught, performed, produced, and documented the heritage music of the Appalachian region for over 40 years. From 2010 to 2019 he served as Executive Director of The Crooked Road: Virginia’s Heritage Music Trail where he developed and presented music festivals and concert events in 19 counties in Southwest Virginia. An accomplished guitarist, fiddler, songwriter, and singer, Jack is a winner of the Knoxville World’s Fair Guitar Championship, the Wayne Henderson Guitar Championship, and a two-time winner of the Galax Old Fiddler’s Convention guitar contest. Jack has produced numerous recordings of traditional music, liner notes for additional recordings, and contributed music for two movie soundtracks. His latest recording, 50 Years in the Making, is a two-volume, 22-track anthology of old-time, blues, and bluegrass music featuring over 20 master musicians like Doyle Lawson, Phil Wiggins, Rob Ickes, Michael Cleveland, Butch Robins, Dori Freeman, and Ronan Browne. Jack is currently co-producer and performer for DOC AT 100, a touring concert program celebrating the legacy of Doc Watson with fellow artists T. Michael Coleman, Jack Lawrence, and Wayne Henderson, hosted by music historian Ted Olson.
Doc Watson, Mississippi John Hurt, Leo Kottke, Tony Rice, Norman Blake
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