The Gibson Brothers-5 cd-bluegrass

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 01-the_gibson_brothers-mountain_song-ego.mp34.9 MB
 02-the_gibson_brothers-callies_reel-ego.mp34.21 MB
 03-the_gibson_brothers-dreams_that_end_like_this-ego.mp34.79 MB
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 01 - The Gibson Brothers - Lonesome Number One-Uf.mp31.42 MB
 02 - The Gibson Brothers - Walking With Joanna-Uf.mp31.45 MB
 03 - The Gibson Brothers - One Raindrop-Uf.mp31.47 MB
 04 - The Gibson Brothers - Red Letter Day-Uf.mp31 MB
 05 - The Gibson Brothers - The Barn Song-Uf.mp31.68 MB
 06 - The Gibson Brothers - I Got A Woman-Uf.mp31.49 MB
 07 - The Gibson Brothers - We Wont Dance Again-Uf.mp32.14 MB
 08 - The Gibson Brothers - Sam Smith-Uf.mp31.5 MB
 09 - The Gibson Brothers - What A Ways Weve Come-Uf.mp31.75 MB
 10 - The Gibson Brothers - As Long As Theres You-Uf.mp31.16 MB
 Gibson Bros - Ring The Bell - 01. I Know Whose Tears.mp39.31 MB
 Gibson Bros - Ring The Bell - 03. The Wishing Well.mp38.62 MB
 Gibson Bros - Ring The Bell - 04. Ring The Bell.mp38.82 MB
 Gibson Bros - Ring The Bell - 05. Angel Dream.mp39.02 MB
 Gibson Bros - Ring The Bell - 06. What Can I Do_.mp39.06 MB
 Gibson Bros - Ring The Bell - 07. Jericho.mp36.33 MB
 Gibson Bros - Ring The Bell - 08. Farm Of Yesterday.mp38.26 MB
 Gibson Bros - Ring The Bell - 09. Just An Old Rounder.mp39.33 MB
 Gibson Bros - Ring The Bell - 10. Forever Has No End.mp38.82 MB
 Gibson Bros - Ring The Bell - 11. That's What I Get For Lovin' You.mp37.12 MB
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 Gibson Brothers - Spread Your Wings - 01 - Picture In The Moonlight.mp34.19 MB
 Gibson Brothers - Spread Your Wings - 02 - Sam Smith.mp35.42 MB
 Gibson Brothers - Spread Your Wings - 03 - Two Hours Down.mp33.45 MB
 Gibson Brothers - Spread Your Wings - 04 - Kentucky Gambler.mp35.13 MB
 Gibson Brothers - Spread Your Wings - 05 - Wondering.mp34.24 MB
 Gibson Brothers - Spread Your Wings - 06 - I'm Gonna Love You (Like There's No...4.29 MB
 Gibson Brothers - Spread Your Wings - 07 - Ten Miles From The Truth.mp33.32 MB
 Gibson Brothers - Spread Your Wings - 08 - Early.mp34.29 MB
 Gibson Brothers - Spread Your Wings - 09 - Sins Of Your Past.mp33.8 MB
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 03-the_gibson_brothers-one_step_closer_to_the_grave.mp33.34 MB
 04-the_gibson_brothers-the_other_side_of_town.mp34.13 MB
 05-the_gibson_brothers-somewhere_trouble_dont_go.mp35.7 MB
 06-the_gibson_brothers-lonely_me_lonely_you.mp33.33 MB
 07-the_gibson_brothers-pickers_blues.mp34.06 MB
 08-the_gibson_brothers-a_world_so_full_of_love.mp33.37 MB
 09-the_gibson_brothers-angry_man.mp33.2 MB
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Description

Bluegrass duo The Gibson Brothers’ talk about the “feel” of their new album, Ring the Bell. “It makes me think of being young and growing up in our small farming community in New York,” explains Leigh. “It evokes memories of fellowship with the men who knew my Grandfather Gibson at church on Sunday mornings. We'd see folks at the hardware store or the bank during the week and then see them all again at church each Sunday.”

Eric agrees that there is an elated intensity to the album. “There is a lot of joy in the music. I think you can tell in listening that we poured our hearts out – not that you can’t tell on our other records – but the joy in our playing and singing. At the same time, it feels like our most hard-driving bluegrass album; there’s more thump on it, a bigger sounding record than we’ve ever had.”

That bigger sound comes from having the whole band – Mike Barber (upright bass), Clayton Campbell (fiddles), and Joe Walsh (mandolin guitar), and guest Mike Witcher from Missy Raines & The New Hip (resonator guitar) - playing on every track. “I’m very proud of how the band served each song,” agrees Eric. “There’s not a lot of ‘look at me’ acrobatic playing. It’s more ‘let’s support the vocals, let’s support the message of the song, the feel of the song’.”

While Eric admits to loving all of the songs on the album, he cites the title track as one of his favorites. “It feels so uplifting to me,” he says “and I love my brother’s harmony on it. Leigh adds, “This song is a call to action for coming together in a world that sometimes seems intent on tearing itself apart. More than just nostalgia, it's a song about love of fellow man.”

Produced by the two brothers plus bassist Mike Barber, Ring the Bell features six originals (including a co-write with Bob DiPiero) and new songs by Shawn Camp/Paul Kennerly, Chet O'Keefe, Joe Newberry, and Marshall Warwick, and a relatively obscure Tom Petty song, "Angel Dream." Staying true to their upstate New York farm boy roots, The Gibson Brothers recorded two agricultural-themed songs for this record, one written by Leigh ("Bottomland") and one by Eric ("Farm Of Yesterday"). "Bottomland", originally recorded for an unreleased Skaggs record, is given an old-timey treatment here and touches on the lives of sharecroppers. "Farm of Yesterday" was written as a tribute to their parents and the family dairy farm that belonged to the Gibson family from 1865-2000. Eric showed the song to Leigh who was moved but said, "it might be too personal to put on the record." Eric replied, "Laying it out there could be the difference between a good record and a great record." "Farm Of Yesterday" is Leigh's favorite song on the album: “I told Eric he'd now written one Haggard would sing.”

Of the album as a whole says Eric “I think everything about it – from the album cover to the songs – is an attention getter and I hope folks will notice. Brother bluegrass acts are almost as old bluegrass itself, but I feel like we’ve carved out a special niche for ourselves. We’ve hung in there and toughed it out - we’re still in our 30’s but I feel like we’re bluegrass lifers.”

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