Route 50: Driving New Roots for Fifty Years
Route 50: Driving New Roots for Fifty Years
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Vanguard celebrates 50 years in the business with this double-disc sampler of goodies from its extensive catalog. Disc 1 revisits older recordings by some of its more prominent artists from the worlds of blues, folk, and even fusion. The second disc focuses on its current stable of artists. Much of what's here is excellent, and if you're looking for a reasonably priced introduction to the Vanguard roster past and present, this set will satisfy your needs. On the other hand, by limiting its selections to tracks from its Vanguard Sessions Series of compilations and from recent releases, Vanguard leaves out important recordings by artists--the Weavers, Paul Robeson, and Joan Baez to name three--who made vital contributions during the label's formative years and who helped give it its identity. --Marc Greilsamer
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Route 50: Driving New Roots for Fifty Years
Various Artists Manufacturer: Vanguard Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00004W5EK Release Date: 2000-08-29 |
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Amazon.com
Vanguard celebrates 50 years in the business with this double-disc sampler of goodies from its extensive catalog. Disc 1 revisits older recordings by some of its more prominent artists from the worlds of blues, folk, and even fusion. The second disc focuses on its current stable of artists. Much of what's here is excellent, and if you're looking for a reasonably priced introduction to the Vanguard roster past and present, this set will satisfy your needs. On the other hand, by limiting its selections to tracks from its Vanguard Sessions Series of compilations and from recent releases, Vanguard leaves out important recordings by artists--the Weavers, Paul Robeson, and Joan Baez to name three--who made vital contributions during the label's formative years and who helped give it its identity. --Marc GreilsamerMusic Review:
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