Artist: Doc Watson Album: The Definitive Doc Watson Bitrate: 222kbps avg Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz Label: Sugar Hill Records Genre: Bluegrass Size: 175.51 megs PlayTime: 1h 44min 09sec total Rip Date: 2013-07-26 Store Date: 2013-07-16 Track List: Disc #1/2 -------- 01. The Cyclone of Rye Cove 2:22 02. St. Louis Blues 2:35 03. The House Carpenter 3:54 04. The Wagoner s Lad 3:16 05. Anniversary Blue Yodel (Blue 2:10 Yodel #7) 06. Sitting On Top Of The World 2:39 07. Black Mountain Rag 1:33 08. Country Blues 3:31 09. Weary Blues 2:43 10. Little Sadie 2:01 11. Dream Of The Miner s Child 2:50 12. Southbound 2:52 13. Tennessee Stud 3:38 14. Blue Railroad Train 2:46 15. Georgie 2:47 16. Katie Morey 2:24 17. Matty Groves 6:03 Track List: Disc #2/2 -------- 01. Whistlin' Rufus/Ragtime Annie 4:04 02. Big Spike Hammer 3:14 03. Listening To The Rain 3:15 04. Willlie Moore 4:04 05. My Rough And Roudy Ways 2:31 06. The Wreck Of Number Nine 2:58 07. Omie Wise 5:27 08. Shady Grove 2:58 09. Watson's Blues 3:32 10. Slidin' Delta 2:03 11. Bright Sunny Siouth 2:37 12. Greenville Trestle High 3:27 13. I'm Going Back To The Old Home 2:14 14. George Gudger's Overalls 3:26 15. The Ninety And Nine 2:35 16. Your Lonely Journey 2:48 17. Whiskey Before Breakfast 2:52 Release Notes: -------- This 2-CD set, for the first time, anthologizes both the Vanguard Records and Sugar Hill Records periods of Doc s discography in one compilation. Covering the years 1962 to 2005, this compilation succinctly encapsulates what made Doc Watson so special. Whether he was covering a traditional song hundreds of years old or taking a turn on brand new composition, Doc authenticated everything he touched. And despite his world renown as a first-rate guitar player, one that influenced a wide swath of players who followed behind him, his honeyed, welcoming voice was equally idiosyncratic. Doc was a brilliant anomaly: here was a legendary man that was as easy with an entire audience as if he was conversing with his next door neighbor. If there ever was an Americana royalty, this blind man from Deep Gap, NC - a man whose professional career didn t start until he was nearly forty Doc Watson was as fit to wear a crown as any musician.