Blind Boys Of Alabama - Take The High Road [2011]@VBR[0]

Titres:

01. Blind Boys Of Alabama - Take The High Road (With The Oak Ridge Boys) (3:48)
02. Blind Boys Of Alabama - Jesus, Hold My Hand (4:31)
03. Blind Boys Of Alabama - Have Thine Own Way, Lord (With Jamey Johnson) (3:58)
04. Blind Boys Of Alabama - I Was A Burden (With Lee Ann Womack) (4:47)
05. Blind Boys Of Alabama - Can You Give Me A Drink (With Vince Gill) (4:27)
06. Blind Boys Of Alabama - Family Bible (With Willie Nelson) (3:47)
07. Blind Boys Of Alabama - Jesus Built A Bridge To Heaven (3:53)
08. Blind Boys Of Alabama - I Know A Place (4:47)
09. Blind Boys Of Alabama - Why Don't You Live So God Can Use You (3:50)
10. Blind Boys Of Alabama - Lead Me Home (4:56)
11. Blind Boys Of Alabama - Stand By Me (3:32)
12. Blind Boys Of Alabama - I Saw The Light (With Hank Williams, Jr.) (3:19)
13. Blind Boys Of Alabama - The Last Mile Of The Way (4:27)
Durée: 54 minutes 2 secondes

Plus d'infos:
http://www.myspace.com/blindboysofalabama
http://www.blindboys.portmerch.com/stores/home.php

"MUSIC LEGENDS THE BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA RECORD COUNTRY GOSPEL ALBUM! Five-time Grammy Award winners The Blind Boys of Alabama's amazing spirit and soul is celebrated through songs as they team up with country music royalty to release TAKE THE HIGH ROAD, a powerful new album that explores the deep connections between traditional country and gospel music. Jamey Johnson, currently one of country music's most acclaimed and compelling artists, co-produced the album and performs on it along with guest artists Vince Gill, Willie Nelson, Hank Williams Jr., Lee Ann Womack and The Oak Ridge Boys. This amazing country roster is further backed by an A-list of top Nashville studio musicians, with the result a stunning and powerful testament to the historic relationshipbetween these genres.The concept for the collaboration started with original Blind Boy Jimmy Carter's longstanding love of country music and his desire to do a traditional country-tinged gospel album. The idea blossomed when the Blind Boys were asked to curate a series of shows, including a country gospel night, at the prestigious Lincoln Center Festival last year, and was further ignited when the band met Johnson at the 2010 Alabama Music Hall of Fame dinner in Birmingham where they asked him to participate in the new album. The result is a remarkable recording of 13 songs, some time-tested and some brand new."There wasn't one person who didn't bawl like a baby or bust their heart open at least once," said Johnson in a recent New York Times interview, reflecting upon these historic Nashville sessions. New friendships formed quickly between the artists, and soulful sounds were crafted out of a shared love of real and authentic spiritual music. Recorded live in just a few days at the old RCA soundstage, this album has the soulful feel of an old-school country-gospel classic."

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