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| Artist : Matt Flinner Trio |
| Album : Music Du Jour |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
| Label : Compass |
| Year : 2009 |
| Genre : Folk |
| Rip date : May-07-2009 |
| Store date : Apr-21-2009 |
| Size : 65,2 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Inferno Reel 02:57 |
| 02 - In The Golden Zone 05:25 |
| 03 - Stomp Hat 04:48 |
| 04 - Cobalt 03:16 |
| 05 - Half Moondog 04:21 |
| 06 - Tell Me One More Time 04:26 |
| 07 - The Blossom 04:51 |
| 08 - Falling Rock 04:06 |
| 09 - Free Circus 02:17 |
| 10 - Meager Hero 04:22 |
| 11 - Atomic City 05:52 |
| 12 - Spur Of The Moment 05:09 |
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| 51:50 min |
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| One of the best contemporary instrumentalists in the field of folk or |
| bluegrass, Matt Flinner has played with the Trischkas, Tim and Mollie |
| O'Brien, Sally Van Meter and the group Sugarbeat, as well as releasing |
| his own solo albums for the Compass label. Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, |
| Flinner was a banjo prodigy during his teenage years, later moving to |
| mandolin; he has remained proficient on both, however, winning the |
| Winfield National Championships in 1990 for banjo and the following year |
| for mandolin. After joining the group Sugarbeat, and touring with |
| several of the biggest contemporary folk artists around, Matt Flinner |
| formed his own band (guitarist David Grier, Jerry Douglas on dobro, and |
| fiddlers Stuart Duncan, Darol Anger and Tim O'Brien) and recorded The |
| View From Here with Grammy-winning producer Todd Phillips. The album was |
| released in early 1998 on Compass Records. Latitude followed in early |
| 2001. Based in Idaho, Flinner also plays and records with the Judith |
| Edelman Band. |
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