You Gotta Dig a Little Deeper
Released: Mar 29, 2005
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Released: Mar 29, 2005
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Bluegrass-gospel mandolin legend Doyle Lawson's first record for the Rounder label is a textbook execution of the kind of harmonious precision, instrumental acumen, and Nashville heart that has...
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Thank God
Released: Nov 18, 2003
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Released: Nov 18, 2003
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Thank God features the most stable lineup Doyle Lawson has had, and it has by now become the one against which all predecessors have to be judged; frankly, it sets a pretty high standard for...
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The Hard Game of Love
Released: May 7, 2002
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Released: May 7, 2002
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Doyle Lawson's gospel albums have been gradually moving away from the bluegrass mainstream and toward the gospel mainstream; the last one even featured that least bluegrassy of all instruments, the...
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Gospel Parade
Released: Oct 9, 2001
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Released: Oct 9, 2001
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A new gospel album from Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver isn't much of a surprise -- Lawson's groups have been recording gospel and secular albums in about a two-to-one ratio since the 1980s. But this is...
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Just Over in Heaven
Released: Jun 20, 2000
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Released: Jun 20, 2000
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Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, without doubt the finest bluegrass gospel group performing today, seems unable to make a bad album, and Lawson's current lineup may be the best one he's ever had. Just...
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Original Band
Released: Feb 16, 1999
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Released: Feb 16, 1999
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What has always set Doyle Lawson's groups apart from other progressive bluegrass outfits is their equal focus on both vocal and instrumental virtuosity. Where colleagues like the Country Gentlemen,...
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Once and for Always/News Is Out
Released: Feb 16, 1999
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Released: Feb 16, 1999
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This disc was released simultaneously with The Original Band, and, like its counterpart, it combines the contents of two Quicksilver albums from the early '80s. If this one is the less-consistently...
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