Gibson Brothers - Darkest HourThe Gibson Brothers have had their greatest success in the world of bluegrass, but their talent knows no bounds. Songwriting is at the core of who they are, and on "Darkest Hour" they deliver 12 tracks that they either wrote or co wrote, with those 12 songs whittled down by producer Jerry Douglas from a pile of songs the guys sent him. The majority of this album was recorded with a standard bluegrass configuration, but a few of the tracks have lap

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and his A&R role at RCA

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and crucial eclectic offerings presented in this brand new box set

the enigmatic River Song (Alex Kingston)

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Side two emerged spontaneously to cassette on stage at the "fabled" Empire Tavern-and it still sounds like stripping the breathable atmosphere from an already-depleted biosphere