Don Reno, Red Smiley And The Tennessee Cutups - Since I've Used My Bible For A Road Map / My Shepherd Is God album flac

Musicians: ・Don Reno (Banjo, Vocals) ・Red Smiley (Guitar, Vocals And others not idenfified, Категория. When I Safely Reach That Other Shore. Don Reno, Red Smiley. I'm Using My Bible for a Roadmap. Tennessee Cut Up Breakdown.

Reno and Smiley were a musical duo composed of Don Reno and Red Smiley. They were one of the most acclaimed duos in country (now bluegrass) music of the 1950s and early 1960s. They met in 1950 while playing with Tommy Magness and the Tennessee Buddies. During this time period, they played frequently at different venues such as the El-Tenedore Skating Rink in southern Virginia.

KBPS stands for kilobits per second and the number of KBPS represents the audio quality of the MP3s. Here's the range of quality: 128 kbps good, 192 kbps great, 256 kbps awesome and 320 kbps perfect. Reno & Smiley And The Tennessee Cut-Ups: 1951-1959 CD1 1994. Reno & Smiley And The Tennessee Cut-Ups: 1951-1959 CD4 1994. Reno & Smiley And The Tennessee Cut-Ups: 1951-1959 CD3 1994. Since I've Used My Bible For A Road Map. 02:40. 6. I'm Building A Mansion In Heaven. 7. My Sheperd Is God. 02:27.

I'm on the right road to glory Jesus leads me by the hand Since I've used my bible for a road map All my earthly travels have been grand. Since I've used my bible for a road map I'm insured by Jesus day and night And if I take the wrong direction My bible will always steer me right.

Reno, Don & Red Smiley - A Variety Of Country Songs (CD) CD 1. 01. I'm Gone, Long Gone. Your Tears Are Just Interest On The Loan. 12. Since I've Used My Bible For A Roadmap. Learn more about Don Reno & Red Smiley. Don Reno & Red Smiley". Don Reno & Red Smiley. But through the week, thank God, my wife stayed with Chloe which was a great comfort to me when I was out there traveling to know that she was in this strange town and had someone to look after her. Don was living out on Dickerson Road in that trailer park, but he had one of those cabins, he wasn't in a trailer. I remember little Ronnie (Don's son) just a baby in diapers playing in the dirt out front, and the little girl (Jean) she was older than he, but they just had the two children at the time.

The set contains many of Reno & Smiley's finest and most influential moments, most of which feature the support of bassist John Palmer and fiddler Mack MaGaha. As a historical recording, Early Years: 1951-59 is invaluable, since it documents the greatest recordings from one of the best bluegrass groups in history  . Don Reno, Charles Schroeder.

Since I've Used My Bible For A Roadmap. Reno & Smiley were true pioneers that defined bluegrass in the 1950s, and the most impressive songs they recorded were their gospel songs, sixteen of which are assembled here on this album. You won't hear Don Reno plucking the strings as furiously as you might in the group's more standard bluegrass fare, but you'll still have plenty of reason to understand you are listening to a master banjo player at work. Several are more middle-of-the-road in pace and execution, with the best examples being the not unfamiliar I'm Using My Bible For a Roadmap and the follow-up Since I've Used My Bible For a Roadmap. Then there are a few slow tearjerker songs, and these are by far the most powerful and impressive songs on the album.

In 1948, Reno became a member of the Blue Grass Boys. Two years later, with Red Smiley, he formed Reno and Smiley and the Tennessee Cutups, a partnership that lasted fourteen years Included in this lineup was his son, Ronnie Reno, who played mandolin. Videos from those days are shown regularly on Ronnie's show on RFD-TV. A Song for Everyone (1966). Don Reno & His Tennessee Cut-Ups (1966). Rural Rhythm Presents Don Reno & Bill Harrell with the Tennessee Cut-Ups (1967). A Variety of New Sacred Gospel Songs (1968).