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Lost in the Lonesome Pines

Jim Lauderdale, Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys

Album · 2002 · Dualtone 80302-01125-2

Lost in the Lonesome Pines (Dualtone 80302-01125-2) was released on May 7, 2002, and won the Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album at the 45th Annual Grammy Awards. Jim Lauderdale sings lead with Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys, and the record is credited as produced by Lauderdale and the Clinch Mountain Boys. It followed I Feel Like Singing Today, their earlier collaboration.

The band was Ralph Stanley II on guitar, James Alan Shelton on lead guitar, Steve Sparkman on banjo, John Rigsby on mandolin, James Price on fiddle and Jack Cooke on bass; Ralph Stanley sings, and Ralph Stanley II, Rigsby and Cooke sing backing vocals. George Shuffler is credited as a special guest on bass on “Boat of Love.” Most of the album was recorded and mixed at Maggard Sound Studio in Big Stone Gap, Virginia.

The album has fourteen songs. Lauderdale wrote twelve of them alone and co-wrote “Deep Well of Sadness” with Robert Hunter; the other is “Boat of Love,” by Bill Monroe. The titles include “The Apples Are Just Turning Ripe,” “Zacchaeus,” “Redbird,” “Oh Soul!” and the title song, “Lost in the Lonesome Pines.”

Tracklist

  1. 1 Deep Well of Sadness 3:49
  2. 2 The Apples Are Just Turning Ripe 2:36
  3. 3 Lost in the Lonesome Pines Source Recording Jim Lauderdale · key F · 111 bpm · 3/4 3:47
  4. 4 Zacchaeus 3:25
  5. 5 Quit That 2:59
  6. 6 I Think Somebody Better Come Back 2:10
  7. 7 Redbird 2:17
  8. 8 Forever Ain't No Trouble Now 3:54
  9. 9 She Would Not Tell Her More 2:55
  10. 10 I Should Have Listened to Good Advice 2:23
  11. 11 Oh Soul 3:04
  12. 12 She's Looking At Me 2:47
  13. 13 Boat of Love 2:31
  14. 14 Listen To the Shepherd 1:51

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