Produced by Nashville Bluegrass Band's Alan O'Bryant, this is a top shelf traditional album featuring Monroe tunes, some memorable classics, and a touch of old gospel. Bill, Josh and Summer LaWarre vocals are sweet and the harmony is rock-solid.

14 MP3 Songs in this album (41:26) !
Related styles: COUNTRY: Bluegrass, COUNTRY: Traditional Bluegrass

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When Bill LaWarre asked his friend, dobro great Gene Bush, to organize a series of recording sessions for him, he wanted nothing more than a sentimental record of the music heâd made with his kids throughout their lifetimes. What he ended up with is a near-masterpiece of an album featuring the gorgeous voices of his son Josh and daughter Summer in a delightful romp down Bluegrass Lane. Music had been at the center of the happiest of times for the LaWarre family; this CD represents the boundless expression of that joy.

Musicians on the project are Bill LaWarre, harmony vocals and mandolin, Josh LaWarre on lead vocals and guitar, Summer Skrzelowski LaWarre on harmony vocals, Gene Bush on dobro, Buddy Griffin on fiddle, Eddie Cunningham on guitar, and Wayne Cliburn on banjo. The album includes two spot-on arrangements of Monroe instrumentals showcasing Billâs Lloyd Loar -- plus a classic Carter Family tune, a Jimmy Martin favorite, contemporary bluegrass songs penned by Steve Earle and Tim OâBrien, great gospel goodies, and Joshâs first-class cover of âHe Stopped Loving Her Today.â The CD was co-produced by Alan OâBryant of the Nashville Bluegrass Band and Bill LaWarre, at OBanyonâs Terrace Studio located in Pegram, Tennessee, just outside Nashville, in the summer of 2008.

Theyâll probably never be famous. But the LaWarre Family isnât much interested in that kind of future. Their focus is on making good music and gettinâ it right. So donât be surprised if you find yourself putting the LaWarre Family album on again and again to recapture the mood.