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Do you have an electronic file with this album by any chance? I've been looking for a CD and haven't found any. Thanks

I have listened to this album every day since I found it. Its inspired me to learn all of the guitar pieces in the album. Its challenging as I've never learnt by ear before and I'm filling in the gaps with what's available but there's resources all over the place it just takes a bit of looking. I know Norman's backing parts as well as the tune for devil chased me round the stump, still need to learn a few more "blakeisms" before I can really make it sound like the record but yeah this album is the best

Not enough love for this

No sound

I first became aquanted with Over The Waterfall in 1980 on a flight from Auckland NZ to Honolulu Hawaii. An enquiry made to the Airline revealed the tunes name and the players who recorded it. The Grandpa Jones Family. Eventually, I managed to locate the record and had it send to me here in Aotearoa-New Zealand. There was a narritive on the album cover giving some detail about the history of the song and its origins as an old fiddle tune from Anglo - Celtic origins Every once in a while KZbin.reads my mind and up comes the tune again giving me some listening pleasure once again.

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Nancy must have been playing bass on her Chelo. Very Nice fiddle tune! Norman is such a great guitarist. He's on of the very best ever.

A truly original sound !

I wanna see someone play this live! It’s kinda psychotic

Da slockit light is one of the most beautiful fiddle tunes ever written

This album! This song! It’s like stepping into a time machine for me. Thank you, Norman.

The song Tinfoil and Stone made me want to find out more about the song's inspiration, Clarence Schmidt, and his eccentic property. It's an interesting story.

Americana superstars!

Thank you, I love this music.

Amazing

Thanks I know this is the third time I was investigating an artist and I end up on your channel.

A style unto his own. That boy sure could move across that fretboard. Hope he is still playing, picking & making us smile. In the archives of unique bluegrass he is a National Treasure.

If there's such a thing as country chamber music, this is it!

Man this is one of the harder ones

Meraviglia

I beleave that we will never see players like this again. And I am very glad that I was the right age to have seen them play live a few times. The world was so much better then. I miss that world.

0:00 The Devil Chased Me Around The Stump 2:02 Charlie Gaither 5:42 Over The Waterfall 7:11 Opera Reel 8:20 Cherokee Shuffle 9:51 The Promise 12:06 Tin Foil & Stone 15:00 Handsome Molly 18:37 Three Ravens 20:35 Jeff Davis 23:16 Da Slockit Light 25:15 Briarpicker Brown 26:45 Stony Fork 28:20 Old Ties 32:44 Coming Down From Rising Fawn No. 2

kitty cats - kitty cats - I had a girl friend like Molly -

Not too bad 😅

One of the great unsung albums. Appalachian chamber music

One of the great un

Norman's songs always seem to tell a good story of some sort. The Gensing Sullivan is a good example -- with a bitter sweet, plantif ending. A lot of Woody Guthrie songs were in a similar vain. Many of Woody's tunes gave the impression there was hope to be be found if people recognized injustices and stood up for what was right for people. Norman's songs aren't exactly like that but tell of everyday people doing their best in life. I'd like to find this album on CD,if possible. I'm a big fan of these folks.

This on CD, I have it. This song really personifies the depth of Norman's writing. So many songs to choose from but this in the top 5.

One of the best ever. And one of Norman's best, up there with Blackberry Blossom. Please somebody do a proper digital transfer in 24/96 and redbook!

Haven't heard this song in 30 years!! Great. Great. Great.

Sublime song. I used to sing it many, many years ago. Norman is a genius. period.

I darn near wore this record out back in those days. Marvelous piece, so beautiful. Thank you.

Sounds like two guitars. Amazing!

io ho il vinile ma era tanto che non lo ascoltavo. bellissimo 🤠

Flawless enough.

Could listen to this forever... slap me sillly!

freaking beautiful

Tony and Alan never played together before until the Rabin album. Yes was named Yes because of $.

God bless you sir. The real deal.

"Mr. Flat Pick" Norman Blake, you are no doubt a picking genius. And your studio session dobro work for J. Cash was amazing.🎸🎻

Thanks much - this album is one of my favorites ! I have it but no longer have a turntable -- and I don't think there's a CD available. The medley at 5:40 is outstanding.

This makes me want to burn my guitar, or at least turn it into a planter.

This tune originally appeared on his album, “Norman Blake and The Rising Fawn String Ensemble “. This album featured Norman’s wife Nancy and fiddler James Bryan. I had a copy of this for years. I wish it would be released on C.D..

Thanks for the fish, Mr.Blake.

Thanks a million for uploading!

Lovely , cheers bud

Thanks for uploading this. Any chance you could upload the whole album? It was my first Norman Blake album as well and I sure do miss those days!

Sad news for fans of acoustic/traditional music. I talked to Norman recently...said "he doubted he'd ever get on stage again". It cut me to the quick to her those words. I assume it's health stuff gettin' to him after all those years on the road.. Let's pray he'll feel better and change his mind.

Sung' Norman's "Charlie Gaither" since I's a kid....52yrs. Older than dirt now & still lovin' on it...Thank You Norman, ☆Thank You Mr.Martin I'm Alright☆, Blake:€