Various Artists
Tone Poets
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DISC 1 – SOLOS
01 – Blue Bells of Scotland
02 – I Thought About You
03 – Courente in D Minor
04 – Ananas Africain
05 – Jimmy Fell Off the Wagon
06 – Down In the Willow Garden
07 – Spring Break
08 – Gypsy Playland
09 – Backin’ Playwards
10 – Ruben’s Train
11 – Cherokee
12 – Imrovisation No. 1
13 – Joyful Variations
14 – Original Solo
15 – Song for Meghan
16 – Ave Maria

DISC 2 – DUETS
01 – You Are My Flower
02 – Puerto Rican Love Song
03 – Glen Rock
04 – Lost Highway
05 – Cochichando
06 – Were You There
07 – F5 Riddle Blues
08 – Constant Lowdown
09 – Moonlight in Vermont
10 – Hattie & Jenelle
11 – The North Shore
12 – Old Dangerfield
13 – Untitled Original
14 – The Old South
15 – Blues for Vassar

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TONE POETS

Various Artists

Tone Poets, a unique 2-CD set from Acoustic Disc, assembles a stellar cast of mandolinists and guitarists, all performing on the same vintage 1922 Gibson F-5 mandolin and 1933 Martin OM-45 guitar — revealing sonic secrets that only master musicians know. Tone Poets is a companion piece to the highly acclaimed Tone Poems projects, exploring the unique relationship between musician and instrument.

The 42 “Tone Poets” heard on the double discs (Solos and Duos) include guitarists Tony Rice, David Bromberg, Enrique Coria, Jerry Douglas, Del McCoury, Bryan Sutton, Frank Vignola and John Jorgenson and mandolinists Carlo Aonzo, Sam Bush, Mike Marshall, Ronnie McCoury, Andy Statman, Don Stiernberg, Chris Thile, Mike Compton and the Dawg himself.

This special package includes a 28-page color pdf booklet of photos and notes. This sonic masterpiece was produced over a four-year period, utilizing the same two instruments and microphones, recorded directly to the same 2-track analog tape machine. Tone Poets is as pure as music can be.

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