Fiddler's Green
Tim O'brien. I've not thought much about his work with the exception of noting that his name has been on a few other favorite recordings and seeing footage of him performing at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival. I'll just say that this album is one that you'll find very entrancing. It's a great mixture of celtic, bluegrass, country and folk. Tim's vocals are smooth. They wind with the instruments like a mountain highway without the traffic. The liner in the cd reads that a fiddler's green is "the happy land/heaven imagined by sailors where there is perpetual mirth, a fiddle that never stops playing and dancers that never tire." I really like this cd and for that matter am now a new fan of Tims. His same day release "Cornbread Nation" is also a very good work, and although doesn't top Fiddler's Green deserves a review of it's own. He's got my attention.
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