Bill Monroe And His Bluegrass Boys - Bluegrass ’87 makes a lot of sense for December country. Fits the one bluegrass album for 2022 need too.
That can be had for really cheap on Discogs so I am hoping it isn't that, no offense to Bill Monroe.
Bill Monroe And His Bluegrass Boys - Bluegrass ’87 makes a lot of sense for December country. Fits the one bluegrass album for 2022 need too.
That can be had for really cheap on Discogs so I am hoping it isn't that, no offense to Bill Monroe.
But is it even COLORED vinyl? lol
Grisman would be1977 - David Grisman Quintet – The David Grisman Quintet
1987 - Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt & Emmylou Harris – Trio
1992 - Alan Jackson – A Lot About Livin' (And A Little 'Bout Love)
That would make a fantastic choice, I’ve got a excellent copy but it would be great selection for those that do not.Grisman would be
I feel this deeply on so many levelsAny minute now my wife is going to go “for the love of god listen to one of the twelve zillion other records you own!”
Sorry, Too late.I need to win this ok so I would appreciate if you didn't enter . I really want that Anthology. The dates are off though, like big time.
New hint, five future VMP Country albums are on the Rolling Stones top 100 country albums. Could this mean we'll get Alison Krauss or Mary Chapin Carpenter (1992), Trio (1987) and Johnny Paycheck (1977)?
New hint, five future VMP Country albums are on the Rolling Stones top 100 country albums. Could this mean we'll get Alison Krauss or Mary Chapin Carpenter (1992), Trio (1987) and Johnny Paycheck (1977)?
New hint, five future VMP Country albums are on the Rolling Stones top 100 country albums. Could this mean it'll be Alison Krauss or Mary Chapin Carpenter (1992), Trio (1987) and Johnny Paycheck (1977)?
also note the link storf gave on the discord STARTED at the miranda lambert part so that might be a suspicious clue (though it could also be a red herring)New hint, five future VMP Country albums are on the Rolling Stones top 100 country albums. Could this mean it'll be Alison Krauss or Mary Chapin Carpenter (1992), Trio (1987) and Johnny Paycheck (1977)?
Ok, that was a bit unexpected. I actually thought at least Alison Krauss and Union Station was a real possibility here, and one that might get me to consider rejoining with the current credit offer. I have NM OGs of both Johnny Paycheck and Trio though so not too bummed about those. Not really interested in Alan Jackson so that's a pass for me if it turns out to be that one. Still hope for Lucinda Williams though.