30th Anniversary Album (Remastered) Don Reno & The Tennessee Cut-Ups

• 1 Singin' on the Mountain 03:05
• 2 Sweethearts in Heaven 03:14
• 3 Skyline Drive 03:09
• 4 What Can I Say 03:17
• 5 The Closest Thing to Heaven 03:37
• 6 Daddy Was a Hard Working Man 03:04
• 7 Foggy Mountain Rock 02:11
• 8 Don't Say Goodbye 02:52
• 9 Take Me Along for the Ride 02:57
• 10 Cincinnati Rag 02:45
• 11 My Arms Are Empty and Cold 02:59
• Total Runtime 33:10

Info for 30th Anniversary Album (Remastered)

Don Reno was a legendary banjo player who was best known for his partnerships with guitarist Red Smiley and later Bill Harrell, as well as recording the original “Feuding Banjos” (made famous in the movie Deliverance) with Arthur Smith. Reno developed his own three finger "single-string" style that allowed him to play scales and complicated fiddle tunes note-for-note on the banjo. His style encompasses much more than just single-string picking; double-stops, double-time picking, triple-pull offs—all of these, and other techniques make Reno's playing recognizable and revered. He was posthumously inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Honor in 1992. This album is the 30th anniversary of his band, The Tennessee Cut-Ups, and the 60th album they recorded together.

Don Reno & The Tennessee Cut-Ups

Digitally remastered

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