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“Old Long Trail” is the debut album from One More Dollar that weaves poignant themes of tradition, struggle, and nostalgia into a rich tapestry of roots Americana, showcasing their unique “Ozarkana” sound. With eight original tracks and two fun traditional pieces, this album invites listeners on a heartfelt journey through the complexities of human experience and the celebration of heritage.
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Introducing “Old Long Trail,” the captivating debut album from One More Dollar, which launches them into the music scene with an authenticity that’s hard to ignore. This collection invites listeners on a poignant journey through themes of tradition, struggle, joy, and nostalgia, all intertwined with the rich tapestry of roots Americana.
Featuring eight original songs and two fun traditional pieces, “Old Long Trail” embodies the band’s signature Ozarks Americana sound, affectionately dubbed “Ozarkana.” Produced by the band and expertly recorded at Studio 2100 in Springfield, Missouri, this album is a testament to their hard-driving musical style and poetic lyricism that dives deep into the complexities of the human experience.
Track Listing:
- “Sally in the Garden” – A traditional melody passed down from the late Karen Kraft, an Ozarks banjo player known for her collaborations with fiddler Bob Holt.
- “Darlin’ Cory” – A lively tune that resonates in Old-time and Bluegrass circles, guaranteed to get your feet tapping.
- “Sorry For Your Trouble” – A reflective piece that delves into the haze of decision-making and the journey of self-discovery.
- “Finding Your Own Way” – Inspired by the bittersweet moment of his father selling their family acreage, this song encourages individuality amidst life’s frustrations.
- “My Old Ozarks Home” – A heartfelt tribute to Jeremy’s childhood in the Ozarks, reminding us that “home is where the heart is.”
- “Green Ridge Road” – A nostalgic exploration of early childhood experiences on a Missouri farm, offering a profound perspective on life’s journey.
- “The Hills Of Old Missouri” – Written by Lowell Thomas, this track reflects on the enduring allure of life in the Ozark Mountains.
- “Runway Behind” – A thought-provoking take on perspective and how it shapes our understanding of life’s challenges.
- “Old Long Trail” – A soulful reflection on the quest to reclaim the excitement and magic of childhood.
- “What’s Your Story” – The album’s triumphant conclusion, weaving together childhood memories with adult struggles, and encouraging listeners to embrace their own narratives.
“Old Long Trail” is more than just music; it’s a celebration of heritage and the intricate stories that shape who we are. Don’t miss the chance to experience this remarkable debut from One More Dollar.
Additional information
| Weight | 1.2 oz |
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| Dimensions | 5 × 5 × .3 in |
