TARA NEVINS
''MULE TO RIDE''
APRIL 20 1999
65:55
1. Fall On My Knees /3:21
2. Sittin' On Top Of The World /3:20
3. Troubles /4:03
4. Chilly Winds /3:27
5. Darling Corey /3:53
6. Over My Shoulder /4:18
7. Lee Highway Blues /3:09
8. I've Got A Mule To Ride /2:31
9. Talkin' Blues /3:53
10. Raleigh And Spencer /4:16
11. John Henry /4:37
12. Sweet Sensations /3:34
13. Hell Broke Loose In Georgia /1:58
14. Pig In A Pen /2:16
15. Lost John /2:28
16. Down The Road /2:40
17. This Time /3:44
18. Rocky Island /4:02
19. Daddy Said So /3:04
20. 3 Wheel Drive /1:20
Christine Balfa /Guitar (Rhythm)
David Castle /Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
June Drucker /Bass, Guitar (Rhythm)
Jed Greenberg /Bass, Guitar (Rhythm)
John Herrmann /Banjo
Terri McMurray /Ukulele
Jane Miller /Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals
Tara Nevins /Arranger, Fiddle, Vocals
Dirk Powell /Banjo, Bass, Guest Artist
Paul Rayner-Brown /Banjo
Don Rigsby /Baritone (Vocal), Guest Artist, Tenor (Vocal)
Jeff Sarli /Bass
Mike Seeger /Autoharp, Guest Artist
James Alan Shelton /Bass, Guitar
Kenneth Smith /Drums
Ralph Stanley /Banjo, Guest Artist, Tenor (Vocal)
Richie Stearns /Banjo, Baritone (Vocal), Tenor (Vocal)
Eddie Trent /Dobro, Guitar (Steel)
REVIEW
by Heather Phares
On Tara Nevins' 1999 solo debut, Mule to Ride, she displays the earthy, earnest singing and playing that she's known for with her group, Donna the Buffalo. As with her work in the band, she accents her lilting voice and guitar work with flourishes of fiddle and accordion. With friends and guests like Ralph Stanley, Mike Seeger, Christine Balfa, and Don Rigsby lending a hand, Mule to Ride has a fun, festive feel that seeps into every song, whether it's reggae, an old-time jam, or one of Nevins' own songs.
BIOGRAPHY
by Heather Phares
Singer and multi-instrumentalist Tara Nevins started her musical career with the folk-rock band Donna the Buffalo. As one of the group's primary singers and songwriters, she developed her rich, mellow singing voice and socially conscious songwriting over the group's five albums. Her acoustic guitar, accordion, and fiddle playing also gave Donna the Buffalo an eclectic, rustic flair, and though the group's touring and recording schedule kept Nevins busy, she made time to record her solo debut. 1999's Mule to Ride featured the earthy singing and playing for which Nevins is renowned in folk-rock circles.
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''MULE TO RIDE''
APRIL 20 1999
65:55
1. Fall On My Knees /3:21
2. Sittin' On Top Of The World /3:20
3. Troubles /4:03
4. Chilly Winds /3:27
5. Darling Corey /3:53
6. Over My Shoulder /4:18
7. Lee Highway Blues /3:09
8. I've Got A Mule To Ride /2:31
9. Talkin' Blues /3:53
10. Raleigh And Spencer /4:16
11. John Henry /4:37
12. Sweet Sensations /3:34
13. Hell Broke Loose In Georgia /1:58
14. Pig In A Pen /2:16
15. Lost John /2:28
16. Down The Road /2:40
17. This Time /3:44
18. Rocky Island /4:02
19. Daddy Said So /3:04
20. 3 Wheel Drive /1:20
Christine Balfa /Guitar (Rhythm)
David Castle /Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
June Drucker /Bass, Guitar (Rhythm)
Jed Greenberg /Bass, Guitar (Rhythm)
John Herrmann /Banjo
Terri McMurray /Ukulele
Jane Miller /Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals
Tara Nevins /Arranger, Fiddle, Vocals
Dirk Powell /Banjo, Bass, Guest Artist
Paul Rayner-Brown /Banjo
Don Rigsby /Baritone (Vocal), Guest Artist, Tenor (Vocal)
Jeff Sarli /Bass
Mike Seeger /Autoharp, Guest Artist
James Alan Shelton /Bass, Guitar
Kenneth Smith /Drums
Ralph Stanley /Banjo, Guest Artist, Tenor (Vocal)
Richie Stearns /Banjo, Baritone (Vocal), Tenor (Vocal)
Eddie Trent /Dobro, Guitar (Steel)
REVIEW
by Heather Phares
On Tara Nevins' 1999 solo debut, Mule to Ride, she displays the earthy, earnest singing and playing that she's known for with her group, Donna the Buffalo. As with her work in the band, she accents her lilting voice and guitar work with flourishes of fiddle and accordion. With friends and guests like Ralph Stanley, Mike Seeger, Christine Balfa, and Don Rigsby lending a hand, Mule to Ride has a fun, festive feel that seeps into every song, whether it's reggae, an old-time jam, or one of Nevins' own songs.
BIOGRAPHY
by Heather Phares
Singer and multi-instrumentalist Tara Nevins started her musical career with the folk-rock band Donna the Buffalo. As one of the group's primary singers and songwriters, she developed her rich, mellow singing voice and socially conscious songwriting over the group's five albums. Her acoustic guitar, accordion, and fiddle playing also gave Donna the Buffalo an eclectic, rustic flair, and though the group's touring and recording schedule kept Nevins busy, she made time to record her solo debut. 1999's Mule to Ride featured the earthy singing and playing for which Nevins is renowned in folk-rock circles.
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