Ricky Skaggs & Bruce Hornsby
Status of copy at Case Memorial Library
Contents: Dreaded spoon (Hornsby) -- Gulf of Mexico fishing boat blues (Hornsby) -- Across the Rocky Mountains (Traditional, arr. Skaggs) -- Mandolin rain (B.R. Hornsby/ John Hornsby) -- Stubb (instrumental) (Skaggs) -- Come on out (Gordon Kennedy/ Phil Madeira) -- Night on the town (B.R. Hornsby/ John Hornsby) -- Sheep shell corn (Traditional) -- Hills of Mexico (Traditional, arr. Skaggs) -- Crown of jewels (Hornsby) -- Super freak (James A. Johnson/ Alonzo H. Miller).
Ralph Novak wrote in People: "Hornsby, with his cerebral piano style, and Skaggs, all furious picking, aren't an obvious match. But as it turns out, they complement each other so well they can even make Rick James's 'Super Freak' work together. Most of the songs are closer to Skaggs's bluegrass and Hornsby's folk-pop. Best is their version of Hornsby's 'Mandolin Rain,' on which Skaggs displays his virtuosity on the titular instrument while Hornsby provides evocative accompaniment" ("Picks & Pans: Music," 4/2/07, p. 46).
Contents: Dreaded spoon (Hornsby) -- Gulf of Mexico fishing boat blues (Hornsby) -- Across the Rocky Mountains (Traditional, arr. Skaggs) -- Mandolin rain (B.R. Hornsby/ John Hornsby) -- Stubb (instrumental) (Skaggs) -- Come on out (Gordon Kennedy/ Phil Madeira) -- Night on the town (B.R. Hornsby/ John Hornsby) -- Sheep shell corn (Traditional) -- Hills of Mexico (Traditional, arr. Skaggs) -- Crown of jewels (Hornsby) -- Super freak (James A. Johnson/ Alonzo H. Miller).
Ralph Novak wrote in People: "Hornsby, with his cerebral piano style, and Skaggs, all furious picking, aren't an obvious match. But as it turns out, they complement each other so well they can even make Rick James's 'Super Freak' work together. Most of the songs are closer to Skaggs's bluegrass and Hornsby's folk-pop. Best is their version of Hornsby's 'Mandolin Rain,' on which Skaggs displays his virtuosity on the titular instrument while Hornsby provides evocative accompaniment" ("Picks & Pans: Music," 4/2/07, p. 46).
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