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Breakdown

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Introduction - Peter Rowan
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Home Is Where The Heart Is
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Down Where The River Bends
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On And On
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The Hobo Song
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Old And In The Way
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Til The End Of The World Rolls Round
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Panama Red
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You'll Find Her Name Written There
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Kissimee Kid
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Goin' To The Races
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Midnight Moonlight
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Working On A Building
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Muleskinner Blues
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Pig In A Pen
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Drifting Too Far From The Store
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Jerry's Breakdown
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Wild Horses
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Blue Mule
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Total Tracks: 19   Total Length: 69:44

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Sound quality lacks

cameronrdc

These are some of the best bluegrass musicians to date. What lacks here is the recording quality. The fiddle is hardly heard at times even when soloing. A bit dissapointing I must say.

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Awsome!

CCTop

Top notch musicians here. Jerrys Breakdown, Wild Horses, and Midnight Moonlight are outstanding.

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They Say All Music Guide

Breakdown: Live Recordings 1973 collects 18 unreleased tracks from Old & in the Way ‘s legendary 1973 concerts, including two Jerry Garcia banjo songs that aren’t available on any other disc, and six alternate takes of songs like “Panama Red,” “Pig in a Pen,” “”Wild Horses” and “Midnight Moonlight.” In short, it’s quite similar to their second record That High Lonesome Sound, a compilation of leftovers from the original Old & in the Way album that was released the year before Breakdown, but when music is as joyous as this, there’s no reason to complain. Old & in the Way were one of the greatest progressive bluegrass bands of the early ’70s, and each subsequent release proves that they were a special band. Even if you are intimately familiar with its two predecessors, it’s unlikely you’ll be disappointed with Breakdown. – Thom Owens

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