Brian Stitt and Bill Chambers often remind us why we are here in Country Musicville in the first place.
While it is great exploring all of the 94 types of country music, it is important to listen to the type of music that started it all.
Brian and Bill’s tongue in cheek, often fun and honest look at life comes shining through in this EP. Brian covers a few traditional types here – bluegrass, mountain music, and definitely some traditional leanings.
There’s a bit of Kristofferson in the opening track (think Kris’s Silver Tongue Devil and I mode).
There’s definitely a nostalgia theme to the EP and it is never more obvious than in the very cool track – Let’s Go Back.
There’s a looking on the bright side of life despite the crap on It ain’t much but it’s all I’ve got. It’s a ‘high’ note!
I was born and raised in the city is yee ha at its best. Some great guitar! It’s toe tapping bluegrass. And yes, it contains traces of banjo!
This is 10.48 minutes of pure joy. Crank it up and listen to two mates having a blast along with another Chambers’ gift to the world, Tyler, on drums.
It is way too short, but great stuff.
Cowgirlup 