Will be tuned in for sure. It looks like Sturgill's two prior albums are also equally revered so I'll grabbing both very soon.For anyone who may be interested, Sturgill will be performing on SNL on Jan. 7th.
Will be tuned in for sure. It looks like Sturgill's two prior albums are also equally revered so I'll grabbing both very soon.
Boy you weren't joking!I think you will be surprised by how different each album is!
Hallelujah is also done great by Jeff Buckley. Pentonix and steamroller covers are great there are studio and live versions with the late great Jeff's guitar and his voice that you both can't miss. Yes those recordings will take you on the time machine ride.Speaking of 'Hallelujah', this Christmas CD by the a capella group Pentatonix sounds stunning. The stage is huge, deep, and powerful.
Hallelujah is also done great by Jeff Buckley. Pentonix and steamroller covers are great there are studio and live versions with the late great Jeff's guitar and his voice that you both can't miss. Yes those recordings will take you on the time machine ride.
Speaking of 'Hallelujah', this Christmas CD by the a capella group Pentatonix sounds stunning. The stage is huge, deep, and powerful.
Many thanks again for opening us up to this group & this album. You have very good taste in music!
I agree with movie sountracks. Problem the music usually comes in short snippets on most movies.Sheffield and Reference Recording analog albums. Direct to disc LP's are always a surprise. Some Telarc CD and SACD. Live recordings I made myself. But some times movie sound tracks can almost be unbelievable they are so clear and clean. And I'm not talking about the sound effects.