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The Moon Was Blue
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Personnel: Bobby Bare (vocals); Bobby Bare Jr. (vocals, guitar, piano); Cindy Walker, Gordon Mote, Carey Kotsionis, Dennis Wilson , The Jeannie Bare Kids Choir, Carol Anderson (vocals); Paul Burch (guitar, drums); John Jackson, Kenny Vaughn, Mark Nevers, William Tyler, G-Daddy, Chris Masterson (guitar); Pete Finney (steel guitar); David Steele (mandolin); Andrew Bird (violin); Erin Hugely (cello); Nashville String Machine (strings); Barry Green, Steve Patrick, Doug Moffett (brass); Tony Crow (piano); Dennis Crouch, Mike Doster (bass instrument); Ben Martin, Brian Kotzur (drums).
Recording information: The Beech House Megaplex, Nashville, Tennessee (2005).
Arranger: Lloyd Barry.
Veteran country singer Bobby Bare's return to solo recording after a 20-year hiatus is overseen by his son, Bobby Bare, Jr., who augments strictly traditional arrangements with off-kilter sonic flourishes and appearances from neo-country interpreters like violinist Andrew Bird and singer-songwriter Paul Burch. Bare's world-weary voice eases comfortably into a set of tried-and-true covers that spans classics like Shel Silverstein's "Ballad of Lucy Jordan," "Love Letters in the Sand," and "Am I That Easy to Forget," while Bobby Jr.'s frequently inspired production both highlights the music's familiarity and accentuates its weirdness.
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