Sugar Hill Records
If the Ozark Mountain Daredevils had been bluegrass-rock instead of country-rock, they might have sounded like this.
Dualtone Music Group
When he was collaborating with Ralph Stanley in 1999 on their duet album “I Feel Like Singing Today,” Jim Lauderdale tracked down Robert Hunter because he had heard the Grateful Dead lyricist was a big Stanley Brothers fan. Hunter agreed to co-write some tunes, and sent lyrics to Lauderdale so melodies could be added. Three songs were written like that: two that ended up anchoring the first Stanley-Lauderdale disc, and a third that surfaced on Lauderdale’s solo album “Onward Through It All.”
The premise: an instrumental banjo-bass duo album, recorded live over the course of three tours.
