A New Timey Thrill

#		Title	Length
1		Southern Breeze	3:10	Play
2		Dust Bunny	2:17	Play
3		Big Star	3:43	Play
4		Prelude to Mule	0:29	Play
5		Ol' Red Mule	2:59	Play
6		Can Man	2:57	Play
7		Big City	4:18	Play
8		Katie Mae	4:55	Play
9		Jack Knife	3:32	Play
10		Another Man	2:45	Play
11		Ragtime Girl	3:35	Play
12		Native Pines	3:25	Play
13		Haulin Hay	2:46	Play
14		Sweet Thing	3:15	Play
			44:06

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With the release of their second album, A New Timey Thrill, the Arkamo Rangers are well on their way to acclaim and notoriety in the bluegrass world and beyond. Since their first self-titled disc, Arkamo has added some new weapons to their arsenal not the least of which is their road-tested chops. Add to that a new musician, Chad Graves, who slashes and burns his way on a dobro with the best of them, and Arkamo becomes a real instrumental threat. New Timey welcomes the addition of bassist Gary Reas original songs and laid-back vocals to the already vital songwriting and singing of mandolinist Dave Harp, guitarist Jim Rea, and banjo player Dan Spencer. Where their first disc relied on traditional bluegrass instrumentation, this sophomore release displays an expansion in the arrangements a horn here, an electric guitar there, bongos, kazoos, and other odds and ends mirror the wit and whimsy of their sly lyrics (there are poignant moments too, like the ode to natural beauty on Native Pines). An added treat is the guest appearance of Casey Driessen on the fiddle (Steve Earle, Tim OBrien). Music News Nashville says A New Timey Thrill is a THRILL to the bluegrass soul We couldnt agree more.