Title: Modern bluegrass gospel with a rustic, old-time edge
Product review: A nice, understated bluegrass gospel album, with down-to-earth, unflashy picking, and good group vocals. (Stephenson's voice may take a little getting used to, though -- he's got one of those high, nasal hillbilly voices, like Little Jimmy Dickens or some of the scragglier old-time singers from the Depression era had... But that ain't necesarily such a bad thing, now, is it?) Heartfelt and unpretentious.
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