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Compilation produced by FRED JASPER
Remastered by DAVID GLASSER at AIRSHOW MASTERING
Photography by SEÑOR McGUIRE
Album Design by SUE MEYER
© 2007 Sugar Hill Records
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THE NASHVILLE BLUEGRASS BAND
Alan O'Bryant, banjo
Pat Enright, guitar
Mike Compton, mandolin
Roland White, mandolin
Stuart Duncan, fiddle
Gene Libbea, bass
Dennis Crouch, bass
CD CONTAINS MATERIAL FROM
The Boys Are Back in Town (1990)
Home of the Blues (1991)
Waitin' For The Hard Time To Go (1993)
Unleashed (1995)
American Beauty (1998)
Twenty Year Blues (2004)
 
LINER NOTES
Americana Master Series
The Best of the Sugar Hill Years
This new series presents the award winning music of Sugar Hill's Americana Masters. Reserached and compiled from the artist's body of work on Sugar Hill Records, these tracks were culled from radio chart toppers, fan mail, downloads, and songs and tunes that are recurrent favorites at live performances.
The series is designed to provide longstanding fans with a collection of favorites. For new fans, this series offers concise entry into the artisitic output of these seminal artists with liner notes that can help them to discover more and delve more deeply into the artist's catalog.
NOTE: THE MAIN CONTENT ON THE NBB HOME PAGE IS A QUOTE FROM CRAIG HAVIGHURST FEATURED IN THE LINER NOTES FROM THIS CD.
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Rock Bottom Blues (2:55)
Michael Dowling/Pinspotter Music ASCAP
From the album The Boys Are Back In Town
• Pat Enright: lead vocal
• Alan O'Bryant: tenor
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The Boys Are Back In Town (2:16)
Don Humphries, Pat Enright & Stuart Duncan/O'Banyon Music BMI
From the album The Boys Are Back In Town
• Alan O'Bryant: lead vocal
• Pat Enright: tenor
• Stuart Duncan: baritone
• Gene Libbea: bass
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Don't Let Our Love Die (3:06)
Alan O'Bryant & Michael Dowling/Morganactive Songs Inc. ASCAP/Pinspotter Music ASCAP
From the album The Boys Are Back In Town
• Alan O'Bryant: lead vocal
• Pat Enright: tenor
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The Biggest Liars In Town (2:37)
Don Humphries/O'Banyon Music
From the album Home of the Blues
• Pat Enright: lead vocal
• Alan O'Bryant: tenor
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The Fool (2:30)
Naomi Ford/Mother Texas Music ASCAP
From the album Home of the Blues
• Pat Enright: lead vocal
• Alan O'Bryant: tenor
• Stuart Duncan: baritone
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Blue Train (2:49)
Dave Allen/Sony ATV Tunes ASCAP
From the album Home of the Blues
• Alan O'Bryant: lead vocal
• Pat Enright: tenor
• Stuart Duncan: baritone
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Waitin' For The Hard Times To Go (3:16)
James Ringer/Folklore Productions ASCAP
From the album Waitin' For The Hard Times To Go
• Pat Enright: lead vocal
• Alan O'Bryant: tenor
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When I Get Where I'm Goin' (2:49)
Mark Sanders & Dave Allen/Universal MCA Music Pub. ASCAP/Major Bob Music Co. Inc. ASCAP
From the album Waitin' For The Hard Times To Go
• Alan O'Bryant: lead vocal
• Pat Enright: tenor
• Stuart Duncan: baritone
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Backtrackin' (2:58)
Michael Dowling/Pinspotter Music Inc. ASCAP
From the album Waitin' For The Hard Times To Go
• Alan O'Bryant: lead vocal
• Pat Enright: tenor
• Gene Libbea: baritone
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Tear My Stillhouse Down (2:27)
Gilliam Welch/Irving Music BMI/Say Uncle Music BMI
From the album Unleashed
• Pat Enright: lead vocal
• Alan O'Bryant: tenor
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Red Clay Halo (2:51)
Gillian Welch/Irving Music Inc.
From the album American Beauty
• Alan O'Bryant: lead vocal
• Pat Enright: tenor
• Stuart Duncan: baritone
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Blue Cadillac (3:14)
Bill Dale/Little Laurel Music BMI
From the album American Beauty
• Pat Enright: lead vocal
• Alan O'Bryant: tenor
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Fiddlin' Bill (2:51)
Jake Landers, Vasser Clements, & Ben Johnson/Gandy Music BMI
From the album American Beauty
• Pat Enright: lead vocal
• Alan O'Bryant: tenor
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Travelin' Railroad Man Blues (3:10)
Traditional
From the album Twenty Year Blues
• Pat Enright: lead vocal
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There's A Better Way (3:13)
Niall Toner, Don Pythress & Terri-Lynn Weaver/Scarlett Roper Music BMI/BMG Songs ASCAP
From the album Twenty Year Blues
• Alan O'Bryant: tenor
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Rockin' Chair Money (2:41)
Bill Carlysle & Lonnie Glosson/Edwin H. Morris & Co. Inc. ASCAP
From the album Twenty Year Blues
• Pat Enright: lead vocal
• Stuart Duncan: tenor
• Alan O'Bryant: baritone
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