One Way Track, released in 2006, documents Boone Creek, the late-1970s outfit that served as an important transitional band between the progressive bluegrass movement and the more polished contemporary sound that would emerge in the 1980s. Boone Creek featured a young Ricky Skaggs alongside Terry Baucom on banjo, a lineup that combined Skaggs's extraordinary vocal and instrumental gifts with a rhythm section built for the driving traditional sound. The group was always somewhat ahead of its commercial moment — too traditional for the progressive camp, too skilled to be dismissed as merely nostalgic — and their original recordings on Rounder captured a band in the process of defining what bluegrass could sound like when played by musicians who had grown up after the first generation but hadn't lost touch with it.
Tracklist
- 1 One Way Track alt version 2:44
- 2 Head Over Heels alt version 2:34
- 3 Little Community Church 2:40
- 4 Mississippi Queen 2:36
- 5 In the Pines alt version 3:10
- 6 Can't You Hear Me Calling 3:05
- 7 No Mother or Dad alt version 2:43
- 8 I’m Blue I’m Lonesome alt version 2:50
- 9 Daniel Prayed alt version 2:16
- 10 Sally Gooden 6:00
- 11 Paradise alt version 3:15
- 12 Pathway Of Teardrops 6:57
- 13 Walking In Jerusalem 3:26