One Woman Man cover

One Woman Man, recorded in 1983, finds Jimmy Martin and the Sunny Mountain Boys working in the style Martin had sustained essentially unchanged since the mid-1950s — hard-driving, ensemble bluegrass built around his powerful lead vocals and a tight, experienced band. Martin had long been a champion of an unmodernized traditional approach at a time when progressive bluegrass, newgrass, and country-influenced hybrids were pulling the genre in new directions. That stubbornness was both his limitation commercially and the source of his integrity. "What a Way to Go" is representative of the album's energy and straightforwardness. Martin's sense of rhythm — he was celebrated among musicians for his bandstand timing — keeps the performances driving forward with an insistence that makes the recordings feel live even in studio settings.

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  1. 1 One woman man 2:39
  2. 2 I can't give my heart again 3:38
  3. 3 Ocean of Diamonds alt version 2:40
  4. 4 Please play the juke box 2:24
  5. 5 20-20 Vision alt version 2:23
  6. 6 Water the flowers 2:52
  7. 7 I Know You’re Married But I Love You Still alt version 2:31
  8. 8 Will you be lovin' another man 2:00
  9. 9 Down the Road alt version 1:59
  10. 10 What a Way to Go Source Recording Jim Munday · key Bb · 119 bpm 2:50

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