Jesus' Stomping Grounds | Gospel

^ packs of 20 Majors! Ah, the good 'ol days before health warnings! :D



....Sometimes, solid, emotions get stuck between the gut and the throat, for sure. <3


So, Twee but so beautifully, true.

 
Ralph Stanley [2011] - I'll Not Be Afraid



In 1979 I was a punk rocker working in a highrise in San Francisco's financial district, and somehow I'd been lucky enough to hear Ralph's album, I'll Wear A White Robe. Anyway, I was just sitting there one afternoon without much to do, and I thought I'd try and get Ralph on the phone. So I found him in the Lynchburg, Virginia directory, dialed the number, and I was amazed when he answered the phone! I told him how impressed I was with his music, and I asked him if there was anyone else (other groups) doing what he was doing, and he said there wasn't. That was some experience, believe me. A year or two later, I saw Ralph and his band live in San Mateo, California, along with Bill Monroe & The Bluegrass Boys. Incredible! -pb​
 
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Not a lover of the the political/celebrity-yahoos, in the coverage on these tribute events but the music(and Anne Wilsons voice is beautiful) look on plant and page's faces; processing it, was beautiful, and bitter sweet.

 
Ralph Stanley [1980] - Oh Lord, Remember Me



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Ralph Stanley [1977] - I've Just Seen The Rock of Ages



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  • Ralph Stanley: banjo, vocals
  • Curly Ray Cline: fiddle
  • Jack Cooke: bass
  • Danny Marshall: mandolin
  • Troy 'Renfro' Profitt: lead guitar
  • Keith Whitley: guitar, vocals
 
Ralph Stanley [1975] - Scarlet Purple Robe



In 1979 I was a punk rocker working in a highrise in San Francisco's financial district, and somehow I'd been lucky enough to hear Ralph's album, I'll Wear A White Robe. Anyway, I was just sitting there one afternoon without much to do, and I thought I'd try and get Ralph on the phone. So I found him in the Lynchburg, Virginia directory, dialed the number, and I was amazed when he answered the phone! I told him how impressed I was with his music, and I asked him if there was anyone else (other groups) doing what he was doing, and he said there wasn't. That was some experience, believe me. A year or two later, I saw Ralph and his band live in San Mateo, California, along with Bill Monroe & The Bluegrass Boys. Incredible! -pb​
 
Blue Highway [2001] - The Seventh Angel



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Jason Burleson - guitar
Shawn Lane - mandolin, vocals
Rob Ickes - dobro, vocals
Tim Stafford - guitar
Wayne Taylor - bass
Alison Kraus - vocals
 
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