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All rights reserved.| Track Listing 1. Intro - (TRUE instrumental) 2. Sometimes the Pleasure's Worth the Pain 3. Pilgrim, The (Act I) 4. Harlan County 5. Reasons 6. Love Can Go to... 7. Red, Red Wine and Cheatin' Songs 8. Truckstop 9. Hobo's Prayer 10. Goin' Nowhere Fast 11. Observations of a Crow, The 12. Intermission - (TRUE instrumental) 13. Greatest Love of All Time, The 14. Greatest Love of All Time, The - (TRUE instrumental, reprise) 15. Draggin' Around These Chains of Love 16. Pilgrim, The (Act II) 17. Redemption 18. Pilgrim, The (Act III) 19. Outro 20. Mr. John Henry, Steel Driving Man - (TRUE instrumental)
Album Notes Personnel: Marty Stuart (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, mandolin); Johnny Cash, George Jones, Emmylou Harris, Pam Tillis, Johnny Counterfeit (vocals); Mike Campbell (12-string acoustic & 6-string electric guitars); Earl Scruggs (acoustic guitar, banjo); Uncle Josh Graves (dobro); Stuart Duncan (fiddle); David Davidson, Chris Teal (violin); Kristin Wilkinson (viola); John Cathcings (cello); Jim Brown (piano, Hammond B-3 organ); Tony Brown, Rusty Golden (piano); Barry Beckett (Hammond B-3 organ); Carl Marsh (organ, calliope, sound effects); Mike Bub (acoustic bass); Larry Marrs (background vocals). Rock & Roll Cowboys: Brad Davis (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars); Gary Hogue (steel guitar); Steve Arnold (bass); Gregg Stocki (drums, timpani, percussion). Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys: Ralph Stanley (vocals, banjo); James Price (vocals, fiddle); Jack Cooke (vocals, acoustic bass); James Shelton (acoustic guitar); Steve Sparkman (banjo). Includes liner notes by Marty Stuart. "Mr. John Henry, Steel Driving Man" and "The Greatest Love Of All" were nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Country Instrumental Performance. While the "concept" album has always been a staple of rock music, it's rarely been a factor in country--until now. With THE PILGRIM, writer/singer/producer guitarist Marty Stuart has crafted an honest-to-goodness country opera complete with a cast of country legends portraying the various roles. THE PILGRIM is based, Stuart says, on a true story of a love triangle replete with marital infidelity, searching and redemption. Stuart himself plays the role of the lover, the "pilgrim" of the title, as well as a few other characters. Along for the journey are Emmylou Harris, George Jones and Pam Tillis. Several tracks stand out, including the twangin' "Sometimes the Pleasure's Worth the Pain" and the beautiful "The Greatest Love Of All Time." Stuart links the songs with instrumental passages, various reprises of the title track, and even a poetry reading featuring the unmistakable voice of his old boss, Johnny Cash. While THE PILGRIM is no one's idea of a commercial country album, one has to admire the sheer ambition of the project, as well as the guts it took MCA records to release what amounts to a unique and deeply personal artistic vision. Editorial Reviews Entertainment Weekly (06/18/1999) Dirty Linen | Find errors in the product description? Submit a catalog update request now. | ||||||||||||||
Reviews Review created: 07/11/08 by: Well i love marty stuart Im a big fan of his music but I had lost the pilgrim as I had purchased it before then lost it cause my car was totalled in an accident so my cds got scattered or they were in the trunk that was jammed and locked so I went back onto ebay and I needed another cd from Marty stuart cause Im getting married in Dec and I needed one of the songs from the other cd. When I looked for marty Stuart cds this seller had 5 of them for 9.99 and the the song I wanted he had on one of the cds. But I love the pilgrim and I love marty stuarts songs. Im still trying to find hard to find songs that I hope he published it was from a soundtrack movie called caught in the act but I dont know the name of the song he does on that. I wanted to get all my cds I had lost from the accident and I found it.and then some I love ebay u can find things when u cant find it anywhere else. Review ID: 10000000007941111 Was this review helpful? Report this review Review created: 06/14/07 by: 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. VERY GOOD THROWBACK TO THE OLD DAYS COUNTRY MUSIC, IT ONLY SOLD LIKE 30,000 COPIES, TO THOSE WHO DIDN'T BUY IT YOU ARE MISSING OUT, CAN'T SAY ENOUGH GOOD ABOUT IT. MY FAVORITE SONG HAS TO BE RED RED WINE, AND OR THE DAILY OBSERVATIONS OF A CROW, WITH SPECIAL GUESTS LIKE GEORGE JONES AND CONNIE SMITH YOU REALLY CAN'T GO WRONG. IF YOU LIKE NEW COUNTRY THEN THIS ONE ISN'T FOR YOU, BUT IF YOU ARE A COUNTRY MUSIC AFFICIANDO THEN GET IT. Review ID: 10000000003814615 Was this review helpful? Report this review |
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