Back At The Quonset Hut CD

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Song Listing

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Wabash Cannonball ~ Chuck Mead

2. Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor ~ Chuck Mead

3. Hey Joe ~ Chuck Mead

4. Settin' the Woods On Fire ~ Chuck Mead

5. Apartment #9 ~ Chuck Mead

6. You Better Treat Your Man Right ~ Chuck Mead

7. Girl On the Billboard ~ Chuck Mead

8. Cat Clothes ~ Chuck Mead

9. Be Bop a Lula ~ Chuck Mead

10. Tennessee Border ~ Chuck Mead

11. Sittin' and Thinkin' ~ Chuck Mead

12. Pickin' Wild Mountain Berries ~ Chuck Mead

Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
	Personnel: Chuck Mead (vocals, guitar); Mark Miller (vocals, guitar, upright bass); Chris Scruggs (guitar, steel guitar); Wes Langlois (guitar); Carco Clave (pedal steel guitar); Martin Lynds (drums).
	Audio Mixer: Mark Nevers.
	Liner Note Author: Chuck Mead.
	Recording information: The Quonset Hut, Nashville, TN.
	Photographer: Jim Herrington.
	Chuck Mead has stayed busy since the break up of BR5-49. He's toured with members of the Mavericks as the Hillbilly All-Stars, taught at Vanderbilt University, and became the music director for the Tony-winning Broadway hit Million Dollar Quartet. He now leads the Grassy Knoll Boys, another roots rock outfit, but on Back at the Quonset Hut he left his Boys behind and assembled a bunch of studio pros who have been playing sessions since the '60s. Quonset Hut Studios once hosted sessions by George Jones, Patsy Cline, and other legends. Mead re-creates yesterday's hits with a bit of modern panache. The opener, Roy Acuff's "Wabash Cannonball," features the Old Crow Medicine Show and tips its hat to the swing of Bob Wills with Chris Scruggs adding some tasty Leon McAuliffe-style fills on steel guitar. Bobby Bare joins in on "Hey Joe," a Carl Smith hit, while Jamey Johnson adds his gravelly baritone to a hard honky tonk take on the George Jones hit "You Better Treat Your Man Right," with fine twangy guitar from Mead. On his own, Mead is just as impressive turning in solid versions of Del Reeves' lascivious truck-drivin' classic "Girl on the Billboard," Carl Perkins' "Cat Clothes," Hank Williams' "Settin' the Woods on Fire" (sung in a high tenor that mirrors Williams' soulful yelp), and Johnny Horton's "Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor" (with solid piano work by Hargus "Pig" Robbins). ~ j. poet
Producer: Chuck Mead; Michael Janas
Musical Guests
	Old Crow Medicine Show
	Bobby Bare
	Jamey Johnson
	Elizabeth Cook

Compilation Appearances

	Dressed in Black - A Tribute to Johnny Cash
	You Don?t Know Me:rediscovering Eddy

Technical Info

	Release Date : 02/28/2012
	Original Release Date : 2012
	Catalog ID : 482970
	Label : Ramseur Records
	Number of Discs : 2
	SPAR Code : n/a
	UPC : 00794504829709

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Back At The Quonset Hut (2012)

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