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Iron and Diamonds | 
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| Artist: The Gibson Brothers
Label: Sugarhill [Country]
Category: Music
List Price: $16.98
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Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 23935
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 4.6 x 0.4
MPN: 4039
UPC: 015891403922
EAN: 0015891403922
ASIN: B0014BQR1U
Release Date: April 8, 2008
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| Tracks:
| • | Cabin Down Below 2:53 | | • | Iron & Diamonds 4:01 | | • | One Step Closer To The Grave 2:42 | | • | The Other Side Of Town 3:25 | | • | Somewhere Trouble Don t Go 4:20 | | • | Lonely Me, Lonely You 3:04 | | • | Picker s Blues 3:19 | | • | A World So Full Of Love 2:55 | | • | Angry Man 2:33 | | • | Bloom Off The Rose 3:00 | | • | Long Way Down 2:46 | | • | Gone Home 3:09 |
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Product Description
With Iron & Diamonds, Eric and Leigh have taken their rightful place on the American jukebox. The Gibsons have made a conscious effort to co-write most of the songs on this album. By using their own band and a single microphone for their duet vocals, you hear exactly what you hear in a live show: a tight ensemble that plays to the song, toneful and nuanced lead and duet harmonies, and songs that can move you to tears or to the dance floor.
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| Customer Reviews:
Gibson's Groupie June 5, 2008
The Gibson Brothers are awesome; have most of their CDs all of which are excellent. The great stories they tell, outstanding instrumentation and diverse voices make them top bluegrass artists.
seaview May 30, 2008
Love every track on this album Iron and Diamonds by the Gibson Brothers & have played it heaps on my radio programme "Bluegrass Highway" in Australia
The Gibson Brothers new CD "Iron and Diamonds" is great! May 9, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Great new CD by the Gibson Brothers. They are awesome and this is worth adding to your collection.
Great modern-day country-folk-bluegrass blend April 8, 2008
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
True-blue torchbearers of the country-tinged folk-grass tradition of 1970s-era bands such as New Grass Revival and the Seldom Scene, the Gibson Brothers -- Eric and Leigh -- have made one solid album after another, and "Iron And Diamonds" may be their best to date. Stepping back a bit from the pop-tinged material of the last few years, here they deliver a pure acoustic set, one that zeros in one their greatest strengths: their deep roots in the style, their knack for crafting simple, pure melodies, and their spotless brother-duo vocal harmonies. Everything on this album flows smoothly-- each song is a gem, and the transitions from track to track are seamless. This is one of those records that winds up in the CD player for week after week -- you keep thinking you'll take it out and move on to something new, but somehow it keeps popping up, sounding better each time it spins around. (DJ Joe Sixpack, Slipcue music reviews)
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