Soul’d Out! Reunion Concert July 2003October 16, 2013
These pictures are from the July 5, 2003 Reunion Concert called Soul’d Out! It was not recorded like the other two reunion concerts but was a terrific show with a sold out house.
The opening number, Come On In This House!!
Banjo & lead guitar instrumentalist Larry Lowe performing Soldier’s Joy
Andy & Larry Lowe performing Dueling Banjos!!
The great Taylor Pie performing her classic # 1 hit from 1968, Time
Taylor Pie performing Walkin’ On The Moon.
Larry & Pie
Larry pickin’ a break & gettin’ down on Blue Dog Lounge
Bob “Bottom” Wilkerson on electric bass
Ah Woe, Ah Me (Shame & scandsal on the family)!!
John Henry
Coat of Many Colors
Tom solos on Ramblin’ Boy
Guest artist Dalton Roberts performing his classic Undertaker Blues
CT with Dalton Roberts performing his classic Missionary Stew
Sam the Lion & the CT performing A Lion Named Sam
Might be the best CT pic to use at the top of these pics
Taylor Pie performing Blue Dog Lounge
Ride Up!!
Pancho & Lefty with the “Elderly Brothers,” Ben Greer & Jack Prugh
Tom playing his Gibson “Sam Bush” model mandolin
Andy picks the instrumental break on Ride Up # 1
Ride Up # 2
Ride Up # 3
Ride Up ending-See the heavenly land!!
The finale!! Will the Circle Be Unbroken
Ben & Jack jammin; with Sam the Lion (Barbara Haskew)
Found Treasure
The Cumberland Trio were one of the finest groups to emerge from the 60’s Folk Boom. This album was recorded at the zenith of that boom and its stillbirth (due to the Beatles tsunami) makes it a sort of “Lost City of Atlantis.” To finally have it released is a joy–we all owe the CT a great debt. This is a must-have for any collection.
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Robert Morgan Fisher
a combination of 60s commercial and traditional acoustic folk music, with a bluegrass, blues and gospel style, as well as exceptional and unique solo and harmony vocals.
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CD Baby
A Terrific “Find” — Music Epitomizing the Great Folk Revival of the 1960s
If you want to capture the spirit of the 1960s Folk Revival, you should start with this wonderful CD. Sure, groups like the Kingston Trio and Peter-Paul-&-Mary were better known thanks to their huge chart success, but the fact is that the vast majority of those caught up in the magic of that era were ordinary folk: enthusiastic college kids, aspiring artists, terrific talents who got together and performed for the shee…
Nick Noble
Love the music. Lots of memories.
I wish I could hear more music like this everyday.
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Reva
Lost and THANK HEAVENS Found
I am a lover of folk music and have been for 50 (!) years. I am so thrilled to have found
this group. They have such beautiful, tight harmony and strong individual voices. The
instrumental work is prodigious…especially the banjo. I love the Beatles, but their arrival
was a disaster for lovers of folk music. Thank you, CD Baby, for giving us back the Cumberland Trio.
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Lynda Greer
Back Where We Began
I LOVE THIS MUSIC!!! This feelgood CD reminds me of a simpler life with family and friends. Upbeat, warm and sincere dialog combined with talented solos and incredible vocal harmony make for great listening. These are truly gifted artists with a genuine love for their music! Highly recommended!!!
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Barbara Shell
REDISCOVER THE CUMBERLAND TRIO
50 years later The Cumberland Trio are performing with their original line-up and have just released a new CD recorded live in 1964. If you want to revisit the folk era buy this CD to experience one of this eras finest acts. Tight vocals, harmonies and acoustic instrumentation along with traditional folk tunes will keep you humming and singing along song after song. Since I received my copy in the mail this CD has been in my CD player with the repeat button enga…
John S. Such
Dreaming of college folk
If you like the college folk of the sixties, this is a great album. Like the Brothers Four or Kingston Trio, but different. Nice balance between mellow and brightness. Relax and remember those lovely years at university.
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hubert
Great Music! Brings back fond memories of folk music in the 60’s.
Wonderful mix of funny, up-tempo and slow songs with great harmony.
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Larry Lowe
“Just close your eyes..”
Just hit “play” on your remote, close your eyes, and within only a few seconds you’re transported back to that special time when clean cut young men with their guitars and banjos hovered around a single microphone and sang tight three part harmonies with vibrant energy. If you remember that time or want to experience it, this Cumberland Trio album is a “must have”. Especially noteworthy are Tom Kilpatrick’s soaring tenor voice and Jim Shuptrine’s sharp, staccato banjo…
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