Never The Same Way Once

Doc Watson & Merle
Never The Same Way Once

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Release date: 23/Jun/2017
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Sales Rank: #6685 in Folk In General
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Style: Folk In General
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Details / Tracklist: 1.1 Salty Dog Blues
1.2 Doc's Talking
1.3 Blue Yodel No. 1 (T for Texas)
1.4 Miss the Mississippi and You
1.5 Wabash Cannonball
1.6 Nancy Rowland
1.7 Solid Gone
1.8 Tennessee Stud
1.9 Frosty Morn
1.10 Matchbox Blues
1.11 Mama Don't Allow
1.12 Deep Elem Blues
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Good Old Mountain Dew
2.3 Travellin' Man
2.4 Miss the Mississippi and You
2.5 Wabash Cannonball
2.6 Leather Britches / Cotton Eyed Joe
2.7 A Rovin' on a Winter's Night
2.8 Tennessee Stud
2.9 Black Mountain Rag
2.10 St. James Infirmary
2.11 Love Me
2.12 Blue Suede Shoes
2.13 Sweet Georgia Brown
2.14 Lonesome Moan
3.1 Clouds Gwine Roll Away
3.2 Three Times Seven
3.3 Peach Pickin' Time in Georgia
3.4 Poor Boy Blues
3.5 Nancy Rowland / Salt Creek
3.6 Alberta
3.7 Movin' on
3.8 Smoke! Smoke! Smoke!
3.9 Walk on Boy
3.10 Nothin' to It
3.11 Blue Railroad Train
3.12 Brown's Ferry Blues
3.13 Beaumont Rag
4.1 New River Train
4.2 Doggone My Time
4.3 Peace Pickin' Time in Georgia
4.4 Poor Boy Blues
4.5 Nancy Rowland / Salt Creek
4.6 Alberta
4.7 Natural Born Gambling Man
4.8 Doc's Guitar
4.9 Matchbox Blues
4.10 Streamlined Cannonball
4.11 Summertime
4.12 Love Me
4.13 Blue Suede Shoes
5.1 Mama Don't Allow
5.2 Freight Train Boogie
5.3 Life Gets Teejus Don't It
5.4 Miss the Mississippi and You
5.5 Wabash Cannonball
5.6 Leather Britches / Cotton - Eyed Joe
5.7 Bye Bye Bluebell
5.8 Tennessee Stud
5.9 South Coast
5.10 Sweet Georgia Brown
5.11 St. James Infirmary
5.12 Step It Up and Go
5.13 Jailhouse Rock
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Way Down Town
6.3 Billboard Song
6.4 Blue Yodel #1 (T for Texas)
6.5 Miss the Mississippi and You
6.6 Poor Boy Blues
6.7 Nancy Rowland / Old Joe Clark
6.8 Chicken Road
6.9 The Last Thing on My Mind
6.10 Solid Gone
6.11 South Coast
6.12 Going Down the Road Feelin' Bad
6.13 Summertime
6.14 Love Me
6.15 Jailhouse Rock
6.16 Hound Dog
7.1 Brown's Ferry Blues
7.2 Gambler's Yodel
7.3 Peach Pickin' Time in Georgia
7.4 Wabash Cannonball
7.5 Beaumont Rag
7.6 In the Jailhouse Now
7.7 Lovesick Blues
7.8 Black Mountain Rag
7.9 Tennessee Stud
7.10 St. James Infirmary
7.11 Sheik of Araby
7.12 Step It Up and Go
7.13 Mama Don't Allow Edit
Number of discs: 1
Extra-Infos: .. Same Way Once
Description:Never The Same Way Once is an album by Doc & Merle Watson, released in 2017. The album is a Box Set folk 7-CD. - .. SAME WAY ONCE
Never the Same Way Once (7 CD) Box set by Doc and Merle Watson - This is a live concert recording from Doc & Merle Watson at The Boarding House in San Francisco. Recorded during five live shows from May 1-4, 1974, it spreads across 7 CDs. This is the first home-grown release from Owsley Stanley Foundation, a non-profit, established to preserve and distribute Owsley's legendary recordings. These performances have not been heard since the night they were played more than 40 years ago, and were professionally recorded and re-mastered. Owsley Stanley, known as Bear to his friends, is the father of the modern rock and roll concert sound system. He was the soundman for The Grateful Dead, and is infamously known as the first private individual to manufacture and distribute LSD. Bear recorded nearly every artist that played through a sound system that he built, calling these recordings 'Sonic Journals, ' and using them to further refine his craft. Doc Watson was an American guitarist, songwriter and singer of bluegrass, folk, country, blues and gospel music, who won 7 Grammys, and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. He performed with his son, guitarist Merle Watson, for over 15 years until Merle's death in 1985. Mastered by the Grateful Dead's sound engineer, Jeffrey Norman, this 7 CD set is packaged in a 6x12 size box which includes a 16 page booklet, containing photographs of Doc & Merle Watson. 'Never The Same Way Once' contains an in depth interview with bassist T. Michael Coleman who performs on these tracks and features 94 songs including extraordinary pickin' versions of rockabilly, blues and show music material ranging from 'Jailhouse Rock, ' 'St. James Infirmary, ' 'Summertime' and numerous other Americana classics.
This set of exquisitely recorded live concerts of Doc & Merle Watson at The Boarding House in San Francisco is from 4 live shows recorded in 1974 by the legendary soundman Owsley Stanley. It contains 94 tracks on 7 CDs, including several rare tracks and songs played for the first/only time by Doc & Merle. This is the first box set of live concert recordings of Doc & Merle Watson and is the first release created by the Owsley Stanley Foundation, a non-profit established to preserve and steward Owsley?s legendary recordings, which are renowned for their quality and clarity. These performances have not been heard since the nights they were played more than 40 years ago and have been preserved and restored to the highest audiophile standards. Each night is distinctly brilliant and equally captivating ? reflecting differences in the playing, sound recording techniques, and the energy in the room. Doc Watson was a legendary American flat-picking guitarist, songwriter and singer of bluegrass, folk, country, blues, and gospel music, who won 7 GRAMMY Awards and a GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award. He performed with his son, the multi-instrumentalist Merle Watson, for more than 15 years until Merle?s death in 1985. Live recordings from this peak period for Doc and Merle in the 1970s are rare. 1960?s counter-culture icon Owsley Stanley, known as ?Bear? to his friends, was an audio innovator who helped create the first high-fidelity concert sound systems for rock and roll. As an early patron and first soundman of the Grateful Dead, he amplified, recorded, and influenced many other seminal artists in the psychedelic music scene of San Francisco and beyond in the 1960s and early 1970s, and was known for his focus on products of the highest quality. From the start, Bear recorded nearly every artist that played through a sound system that he built, trying to capture the music precisely as the audience heard it, using the recordings to help him improve his sound. The techniques he developed to create what he called his ?Sonic
No. of tracks: 94
Manufacturer No.: OWSY1.2
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