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Reviews (2)
The Irish times
d. 16. Apr. 2015
By
By
Siobhan Long
d. 16. Apr. 2015
"This American foursome cocks some mighty keen ears in the direction of American old-time music, and this latest collection sees them in the finest of form, with their songbooks, harmonies and fiddle lines criss-crossing state lines with capricious abandon ... Wide-angle, blue sky, foot-stomping music, bereft of artifice".
fRoots
2015 May
By
By
Sarah Coxson
2015 May
"Portland's finest old-time ambassadors (...) play raw and breathtaking American traditional porch-postering music of the first order ... There's not a foot put wrong here - coruscating mandolin: wild and blazing fiddle; sure-footed drive and rhythm and heart-stopping storytelling. But I think my favourite aspect of the whole thing is the awesome harmony singing of Reeb and Nadine on the yodel-filled Mining Camp Blues and the blood-curdlingly poignant a cappella What Will We Do? Truly queens of the highways and hedges. Old-time American string band music that delivers".