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Lonesome and Then Some

James King

Album · 1995 · Rounder CD-0350

Lonesome and Then Some was James King’s second album for Rounder, after These Old Pictures in 1993, and was released in 1995 (Rounder 0350). It was recorded at Big Mo Recording Studio in Kensington, Maryland, with Rounder’s Ken Irwin producing and Ronnie Freeland recording.

King sings lead on every track. Dudley Connell plays guitar and sings tenor, Tom Adams plays banjo, Mike Compton mandolin, Tim Smith fiddle and Marshall Wilborn bass. David McLaughlin sings baritone on two songs and plays crosspicked guitar on “When I Call Your Name,” one of two tracks without a banjo; the other is “A Few Old Memories.”

The twelve songs include Hazel Dickens’s “A Few Old Memories,” Ernest Tubb and Arbie Gibson’s “Letters Have No Arms,” “Crazy Heart” by Fred Rose and Maurice Murray, which Hank Williams recorded first, and “When I Call Your Name” by Vince Gill and Tim DuBois.

Tracklist

  1. 1 Crazy Heart alt version 2:32
  2. 2 Indecision 2:41
  3. 3 A Few Old Memories alt version 4:04
  4. 4 One Way Ticket To The Blues 3:27
  5. 5 (When The Phone Don't Ring) It'll Be Me 2:18
  6. 6 I Beg To You 2:53
  7. 7 Lovesick And Sorrow 2:22
  8. 8 When I Call Your Name 3:23
  9. 9 The Wall 3:02
  10. 10 Letters Have No Arms 3:00
  11. 11 Whispering Waters 2:25
  12. 12 Message For Peace 3:51

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