Title: Excellent on its own
Product review: This is an excellent collection of modern folk/bluegrass that should stand on its own. Yes, the movie was pedantic (and I'm a sucker for feminist stories), yes, bluegrass was almost exclusively sung by males in the first part of the century and yes these aren't the voices you hear in the movie. It's still filled with great reditions of great songs and makes me grateful that I live in a time when these great women singers get heard. I would have like to hear a few male voices thrown in, but that's a minor quibble.
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