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Arthur Smith
Guitar Boogie
Genre: Country

Track Listings (25) - Disc #1
1. Guitar Boogie (Inst)
2. Mule Train
3. Raindrop Polka (Inst.)
4. Don't Look For Trouble
5. Cubanola Glide
6. Cracker Boogie (Inst.)
7. Have A Little Fun
8. Guitar And Piano Boogie (Inst.)
9. I'm Only Tellin' You (What They Told Me)
10. 12th Street Rag (Inst.)
11. Lasses
12. Banjo Boogie
13. Corset Song
14. Mountain Be Bop (Inst.)
15. Raindrops And Tear Drops
16. Boomerang (Inst.)
17. Foolish Questions
18. Dime A Dozen
19. Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You)
20. Banjo Rag (Inst.)
21. Once Upon A Time
22. New York To New Orleans
23. More Guitar Boogie (Inst.)
24. New Look Bleus
25. Guitar Artistry (Inst.)

CD Details

All Artists: Arthur Smith
Title: Guitar Boogie
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Cattle
Album Type: Import
Genre: Country
Style: Bluegrass
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 667344535720

Synopsis

Album Description

This CD features two time Grammy Award nominees The Moody Brothers with special guest appearances by Doc Watson, Arthur Smith, George Hamilton IV, John D. Loudermilk, Don Dixon and Marty Jones. Standout tracks include the title track with Arthur "Guitar Boogie/Dueling Banjos" Smith, "Little Red Wagon" with multi-Grammy winner and folk legend Doc Watson, "Windy and Warm" with songwriter John D. Loudermilk, and "Abilene" with Grand Ole Opry star George Hamilton IV who originally recorded this classic in 1963. Great music throughout!

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CD Reviews

Guitar picking at it's best!

10/11/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The Moody Brothers have been one of my favorite groups for years. They sing good and play great. I saw them on TNN and the Grand Old Opry several years ago. I'm so glad to find an album by them. They're really great! This album has Doc Watson, John D. Loudermilk and George Hamilton IV (who I've also seen on the Opry) playing with them. My favorite song is Zydeco Ball which sounds "cajun.""