Artist: The Flatlanders
Origin: Lubbock, Texas, USA
Genre: Country, Country Rock, Alternative Country Rock, Country Folk, Americana, Outlaw Country, Progressive Country, Neo-Traditionalist Country, Contemporary Country
Original line-up:
Jimmie Dale Gilmore: Vocals, Guitar
Joe Ely: Vocals, Guitar
Butch Hancock: Vocals, Guitar
The Flatlanders are an American Country Supergroup from Lubbock, Texas, founded in 1972 by Jimmie Dale Gilmore (Vocals, Guitar), Joe Ely (Vocals, Guitar), and Butch Hancock (Vocals, Guitar). The band was known as The Double Mountain Fork Of The Brazos River Boys.
Genre: Country, Country Rock, Alternative Country Rock, Country Folk, Americana, Outlaw Country, Progressive Country, Neo-Traditionalist Country, Contemporary Country
Label: New West Records
Rating: *****
Format: CD
Tracks:
1. Homeland Refugee (3:58)
2. Borderless Love (3:16)
3. After The Storm (3:52)
4. Wishing For A Rainbow (4:21)
5. No Way I'll Never Need You (3:17)
6. Just About Time (3:49)
7. Love's Own Chains (3:44)
8. Cry For Freedom ( 4:15)
9. The Way We Are (3:12)
10. Thank God For The Road (5:30)
11. Free The Wind (3:08)
12. Sowing On The Mountain (5:06)
13. There's Never Been (4:30)
Personnel:
Jimmie Dale Gilmore: Vocals, Guitar
Joe Ely: Vocals, Guitar
Butch Hancock: Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica
Additional Musicians:
Joel Guzman: Accordion
Rob Gersoe: Guitar
Glenn Fukunaga: Bass
Bukka Allen: Keyboards, Accordion
Rafael Gayol: Drums, Percussion
Pat Manske: Percussion
Bryan Sandfer: Cello
Marne Maguire; Fiddle
Lloyd Maines: Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin
Steve Wesson: Saw
Hills And Valleys is an album by The Flatlanders, released on March 31, 2009 by New West Records. Great Album, Harmonies and Instrumentals Perfect.
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