Blue Highway, Still Climbing Mountains - 41m 13s

Tracks & Durations

1. Still Climbing Mountains	3:41
2. Monrobro	3:09
3. Mountain Of The Lord	2:02
4. Boulder City Dam	3:33
5. Riding The Danville Pike	2:08
6. Life Without You	3:14
7. Union Man	3:34
8. Only A Thought Away	2:42
9. Buck Hill	2:29
10. This Ain't The First Time I've Walked In These Shoes	3:16
11. Uncle Fred	2:58
12. The Seventh Angel (Intro)	1:17
13. The Seventh Angel	4:09
14. Goodbye For A While	2:50

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Review

Enlisting Jerry Douglas as producer, Blue Highway produce a convincing, straight-ahead bluegrass stride. Unlike in previous recordings, the quintet turns in an all-original set, and even if only the beaming title track and the animated "Union Man" sound like future campfire classics, the songwriting, notably by guitarist Tim Stafford, is never stilted and always melodically memorable. But the lasting pleasures of the band's Rounder debut owe mostly to the members' versatile musicianship. On the playful, self-penned "Monrobro," Rob Ickes's Dobro licks have the tasteful unpredictability of those from masters such as Douglas, while the lucid harmonies on gospel numbers like "Mountain of the Lord" place Blue Highway near the forefront of contemporary bluegrass singing. --Roy Kasten

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