There is plenty of bluegrass on the mix on this number. It has good energy and reminds me a little of Arlo Guthrie to some degree. This definitely earns itself a parental advisory.

Fast-paced and driving, this has a lot of downhome vibes at play. The frantic bluegrass picking is pretty awesome. I love this line “what’s the good in livin’ if the livin’ really isn’t that good?”

More fast paced jamming is on the menu here. This is a bit more serious in tone than the last number. It still has plenty of great bluegrass music in the mix, though.

This is another that makes me think of Arlo Guthrie. It’s a strong tune. It’s not a big change, but somehow it just works better in some ways.

I dig the whole vibe of this song. The instrumental section brings in some scorching electric guitar soloing, bringing a different level of sound. Beyond that it’s more classy bluegrass.

This isn’t a big change, but it’s solid. This one also earns a parental advisory. 

In some ways this feels more mainstream. It even includes horns. Yet it still has country and bluegrass vibes. It’s a nice mix of sounds and brings some variety.

The frantic bluegrass on this is somehow more effective than some of the rest here. It’s not a paradigm shift, but it works well.

Fast bluegrass with a lot of style is the concept here. This is another winner.