ARTIST: Special Consensus
TITLE: Everything's Alright
LABEL: Pinecastle Records
GENRE: Bluegrass
TIME: 37:08 min
SIZE:  53,4 MB
RIP DATE: May-20-2005
RELEASE DATE: Mar-22-2005
WEBSITE: www.pinecastle.com

Track List:

01. What Will Become Of Me                     03:01
02. Can't Go Back                              02:27
03. How Many Times                             03:31
04. Two Minus One                              03:06
05. The Lights Go Out (But Sombody's Home)     03:01
06. Beginner's Luck                            03:20
07. Lord Show Me The Righteous Pathway         03:13
08. Everything's Alright                       02:49
09. She's Walking Through My Memory            03:31
10. Old Town Ceili                             03:16
11. Carolina Smokey Mountain Home              03:15
12. Today Has Been A Lonesome Day              02:38

Release Notes:

Formed by banjoist Greg Cahill back in 1975, the
Special Consensus has endured myriad personnel
changes to survive well over two decades; their
music strikes a balance between the traditional and
progressive schools of bluegrass. When Cahill and
Special Consensus began recording for Turquoise in
1990 (Hey, Y'all), their lineup featured guitarist
Martin Marrone, bassist Dallas Wayne, and fiddler Al
Murphy; by the time of 1993's Green Rolling Hills,
it had been altered to include Cahill, Marrone,
bassist Darren Wilcox, and mandolin players Drew
Carson and Don Stiernberg. The group switched to the
Pinecastle label in 1996 for Strong Enough to Bend,
which featured Cahill, mandolin player Colby Maddox,
fiddler Aubrey Haynie, and bassist Diana Phillips;
the follow-up, 1998's Our Little Town, retained
Cahill and Maddox and added guitarist Chris Walz and
bassist Andrea Roberts. Pinecastle released the 25th
Anniversary collection and affiliated video in 2000,
followed by another full-length album, Route 10, in
2002.