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I\'m a big fan of Tony\'s, and I own many of his CD\'s. Although I was originally attracted to his great flatpicking, I now enjoy his singing just as much.

I am curious as to which of his CD\'s I should own, but don\'t (yet). If there is a Tony CD with some tasty mandolin on it, that\'s even better. Here\'s what I already have: As Tony Rice: 58957: The Bluegrass Guitar Collection California Autumn Church Street Blues Cold On The Shoulder Guitar Plays and Sings Bluegrass Tony Rice As Tony Rice Unit: Acoustics Backwaters Devlin Manzanita Unit Of Measure With David Grisman / DGQ: The David Grisman Rounder Compact Disc Home Is Where the Heart Is Tone Poems The David Grisman Quintet DGQ 25th Year Reunion Tacoma, Washington The Pizza Tapes With J.D. About the only ones I can think of that aren\'t already on your list are \'Me and My Guitar\' and \'Native American,\' two of my favorites, which I think of as companion volumes.

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Recorded in 1987 and 1988, emphasis on vocals, lots of singer-songwriter material - seven Gordon Lightfoot songs between the two, plus songs from Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, Bob Franke, Ian Tyson, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and Mary Chapin Carpenter - imagine a darker, mellower \'Cold on the Shoulder,\' or a \'Church Street Blues\' with a band. Plenty of great instrumental work, of course (they are Tony Rice albums, after all), with mandolin mostly by Jimmy Gaudreau, though Sam Bush shows up here and there too.

Gosh, it looks like you\'ve got most of them already. People should be asking you for what Tony Rice cd\'s are must have! Yeah, I see what you mean. I guess what I\'m looking for is \'the best of the rest\'. I know I need to get all the Bluegrass Album Band stuff, that\'s a no-brainer, as well as Native American and Me & My Guitar. I\'m hoping to find some hidden gem similar to \'Kenny Baker Plays Bill Monroe\', in which the title of the album didn\'t really give away the fact that Monroe himself was playing Monroe, as well. Robin, thanks for the suggestion and mini-reviews.

Those two CD\'s sit atop my must-buy list, for the time being. About the only ones I can think of that aren\'t already on your list are \'Me and My Guitar\' and \'Native American,\' two of my favorites, which I think of as companion volumes. Recorded in 1987 and 1988, emphasis on vocals, lots of singer-songwriter material - seven Gordon Lightfoot songs between the two, plus songs from Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, Bob Franke, Ian Tyson, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and Mary Chapin Carpenter - imagine a darker, mellower \'Cold on the Shoulder,\' or a \'Church Street Blues\' with a band. Plenty of great instrumental work, of course (they are Tony Rice albums, after all), with mandolin mostly by Jimmy Gaudreau, though Sam Bush shows up here and there too.Yeah, couldn\'t agree more on these two. Really my favourite Tony Rice records, and there are a lot of good ones. Church Street Blues was mentioned. This is just a watershed event, recorded at the height of his prowress as a singing guitarist, early 80\'s.

Great songs, powerful, stripped-down renditions. He had done the bluegrass, done the Dawg, done the spacegrass.

To come up with the concept and execution of this record was simply phenomenal, and only he could have done it. Had his voice not deteriorated so profoundly, no telling what he would have done along these lines going forward.You are absolutely right, Alan. I find Tony to be one of the best \'song interpreters\' I know of. Hearing the song \'Pride Of Man\' from this CD on the way to work Friday morning is the event that inspired this thread. Thanks for all of the suggestions.

I\'m a big fan of Tony\'s, and I own many of his CD\'s. Although I was originally attracted to his great flatpicking, I now enjoy his singing just as much.

I am curious as to which of his CD\'s I should own, but don\'t (yet). If there is a Tony CD with some tasty mandolin on it, that\'s even better. Here\'s what I already have: As Tony Rice: 58957: The Bluegrass Guitar Collection California Autumn Church Street Blues Cold On The Shoulder Guitar Plays and Sings Bluegrass Tony Rice As Tony Rice Unit: Acoustics Backwaters Devlin Manzanita Unit Of Measure With David Grisman / DGQ: The David Grisman Rounder Compact Disc Home Is Where the Heart Is Tone Poems The David Grisman Quintet DGQ 25th Year Reunion Tacoma, Washington The Pizza Tapes With J.D. About the only ones I can think of that aren\'t already on your list are \'Me and My Guitar\' and \'Native American,\' two of my favorites, which I think of as companion volumes.

Music Downloads. Search and download from over 6 million songs, music videos and lyrics. Largest collection of free music. All songs are in the MP3 format and can be played on any computer or on any MP3 Player including the iPhone.

Recorded in 1987 and 1988, emphasis on vocals, lots of singer-songwriter material - seven Gordon Lightfoot songs between the two, plus songs from Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, Bob Franke, Ian Tyson, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and Mary Chapin Carpenter - imagine a darker, mellower \'Cold on the Shoulder,\' or a \'Church Street Blues\' with a band. Plenty of great instrumental work, of course (they are Tony Rice albums, after all), with mandolin mostly by Jimmy Gaudreau, though Sam Bush shows up here and there too.

Gosh, it looks like you\'ve got most of them already. People should be asking you for what Tony Rice cd\'s are must have! Yeah, I see what you mean. I guess what I\'m looking for is \'the best of the rest\'. I know I need to get all the Bluegrass Album Band stuff, that\'s a no-brainer, as well as Native American and Me & My Guitar. I\'m hoping to find some hidden gem similar to \'Kenny Baker Plays Bill Monroe\', in which the title of the album didn\'t really give away the fact that Monroe himself was playing Monroe, as well. Robin, thanks for the suggestion and mini-reviews.

Those two CD\'s sit atop my must-buy list, for the time being. About the only ones I can think of that aren\'t already on your list are \'Me and My Guitar\' and \'Native American,\' two of my favorites, which I think of as companion volumes. Recorded in 1987 and 1988, emphasis on vocals, lots of singer-songwriter material - seven Gordon Lightfoot songs between the two, plus songs from Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, Bob Franke, Ian Tyson, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and Mary Chapin Carpenter - imagine a darker, mellower \'Cold on the Shoulder,\' or a \'Church Street Blues\' with a band. Plenty of great instrumental work, of course (they are Tony Rice albums, after all), with mandolin mostly by Jimmy Gaudreau, though Sam Bush shows up here and there too.Yeah, couldn\'t agree more on these two. Really my favourite Tony Rice records, and there are a lot of good ones. Church Street Blues was mentioned. This is just a watershed event, recorded at the height of his prowress as a singing guitarist, early 80\'s.

Great songs, powerful, stripped-down renditions. He had done the bluegrass, done the Dawg, done the spacegrass.

To come up with the concept and execution of this record was simply phenomenal, and only he could have done it. Had his voice not deteriorated so profoundly, no telling what he would have done along these lines going forward.You are absolutely right, Alan. I find Tony to be one of the best \'song interpreters\' I know of. Hearing the song \'Pride Of Man\' from this CD on the way to work Friday morning is the event that inspired this thread. Thanks for all of the suggestions.