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ROLL ON--- This album is international, recorded in part in Europe and in part in the USA. Like all of Charley's albums, it ranges widely over the musical landscape, from country classics like the famed When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again to the piano/guitar jazz of Easy Street; a bluegrassy version of traditional title song Roll On Buddy (Nine Pound Hammer); one of Charley's "true story" ballads, From Dusk To Dawn, recorded live in an NPR broadcast a few years back; a reissue of Hazel Eyes, one of the few 12-string guitar instrumentals Charley has recorded, from one of his earlier vinyl albums; Janny Bea Rag, a bouncy fingerstyle guitar/banjo instrumental; Duke Ellington's immortal jazz standard Don't Get Around Much Anymore; and many others. As always, instrumentation includes guitar flatpicking and fingerpicking in multiple styles; mandolin; Dobro; banjo; jazz, western swing and ragtime style piano; organ; Autoharp; and bass, plus close harmony vocals. Excellent musicianship featured throughout.

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GRANDPA FLATPICKED--- This album offers a tasty mix of traditional country music (Jimmie Rodgers style); jazz; blues; ragtime; and also Charley's own songs and instrumentals (among them a completely new recording of Charley's popular anthem Florida Moon). Featured as well is the title song, Grandpa Flatpicked, with an interesting flatpicked guitar part woven into the lyrics of the vocal . There are also fingerpicking outing Cactus Stomp, Fats Waller classic Ain't Misbehavin', Saint James Infirmary Blues, and many more. Instrumentation includes guitar flatpicking and fingerpicking, mandolin, Dobro, banjo, piano, organ, "hot" Autoharp, slide guitar, blues harmonica, and bass, plus close harmony vocals.

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SORRY, TEMPORARILY SOLD OUT OF THIS CD. CHECK BACK SOON: REMEMBER ME--- This is an international album, some of it recorded in the United States and some in Europe. Charley's usual mix of country, jazz, blues, ragtime, his own songs and instrumentals and those of others sparks this album. Remember Me, the title song, is of course the famous Scott Wiseman composition. There are the Merle Travis classic I Am A Pilgrim, hot flatpicking instrumental Wahoo, Songwriter's Blues, Hank Penny theme Little Red Wagon, and many more. Instrumentation includes guitar flatpicking and fingerpicking, mandolin, Dobro, banjo, western swing and ragtime style piano, organ, Autoharp, and bass, plus close harmony vocals. Some hot European musicians are showcased !

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SORRY, TEMPORARILY SOLD OUT OF THIS CD. CHECK BACK SOON: I WOULD DO IT ALL AGAIN---The centerpiece of this album is Charley's own version of his well-known and often-recorded ballad of love and the cycle of life, I Would Do It All Again. More of Charley's songs and instrumentals are featured too, including other audience favorites such as Count Your Blessings, the Lois Waltz and more. Western swing is represented by the Cindy Walker classic Sugar Moon. Others range from fingerpicking in the John Hurt tradition with Pallet On Your Floor to Charley's lush guitar version of jazz standard Georgia On My Mind. Along with Charley's strong vocals there are close harmony vocals and instrumentation including guitar flatpicking and fingerpicking, mandolin, Dobro, piano, fiddle, bass, and percussion. As always Charley features top-notch musicianship on this CD.

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