The Carter Family - Honey In The Rock Look How This World Has Made A Change

Review by John Paul Handrigan

The album Honey In The Rock Look How This World Has Made A Change by Carter Family is a timeless classic that showcases the group's signature blend of country, folk, and gospel music. Released in 1963, the album features a collection of traditional songs that reflect the struggles and joys of life in rural America.

The album's title track, "Honey In The Rock," is a standout with its lively banjo and fiddle accompaniment and the group's harmonious vocals. Other notable tracks include "I Never Will Marry," "Little Darling Pal Of Mine," and "Wabash Cannonball," all of which showcase the Carter Family's impeccable musicianship and heartfelt lyrics.

What sets this album apart from other folk and country albums of its time is the Carter Family's ability to weave spiritual themes into their music without being preachy. Their songs are uplifting and inspiring without being overly sentimental, making them relatable to listeners of all ages and backgrounds.

Summary by John Paul Handrigan

Honey In The Rock Look How This World Has Made A Change is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates classic American music. The Carter Family's legacy lives on through their timeless recordings, and this album is a testament to their enduring influence on the country and folk music genres.