Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen Washington, D.C.
Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen are true masters of progressive bluegrass, drawing new listeners to the genre through their wide-open approach to the music. This dynamic quartet, known for delivering some of the most electrifying live performances on the bluegrass circuit, bring it up a notch on their newest release HOLD ON. ... more
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Very good album overall. There are a lot of layers and subtility to it. I'm pretty new to bluegrass and I like how they incorporate other genres. Only downside, the warehouse can't ship outside the US, still could get a cd with Amazon.
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The song writing alone makes this a very special album. I love how perfect Andrew and Emily sound together.
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All tracks are great. The other great thing is the liner notes. It's so good to have them and good on those artists and labels that include them. In this world of high-quality downloads it should be the norm. Thanks to SFW
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