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Title: THE LOUIS ARMSTRONG OF BLUEGRASS BANJO
Review: These two CDs commemorate the eightieth birthday of the premiere virtuoso of bluegrass music, Earl Scruggs, a man who plays so well that it boggles the mind. A virtue of the album, from my perspective, is that it includes cuts from all the principal groups with whom Earl has been associated, from his days with Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys (that's where he met Lester Flatt), the glorious Flatt and Scruggs days, two songs recorded in a rare outing with Hylo Brown and the Timberliners (I picked up a Hylo Brown by accident one day and have loved it ever since -less sophisticated than Flatt and Scruggs, but I love Hylo's near-falsetto way of singing and the powerful ensemble playing behind him), and on and on. Listening to both CDs at once is a bit much - with forty songs, it gets repetitious, But a CD at a time, or selected songs while driving home, you can't beat it. Earl Scruggs is a wonder.
