The Wandering' Five - Come On In Were Pickin And Singin

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Review by Elites of Change

The album Come On In Were Pickin And Singin by Wandering' Five is a delightful experience for fans of bluegrass and country music. The band's smooth harmonies and lively instrumentation create a warm and inviting atmosphere that is sure to get listeners tapping their toes and singing along.

The album features a mix of original compositions and classic covers, all delivered with the Wandering' Five's signature style. From the upbeat opener "Pickin' and Grinnin'" to the haunting ballad "The Long Way Home," the band showcases their versatility and skill.

One standout track is "Riding the Rails," a rollicking tune that captures the spirit of the American West. With its driving rhythm and catchy chorus, it's impossible not to get swept up in the song's energy.

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Artist: The Wandering' Five
Album: Come On In Were Pickin And Singin
Rating: 1.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Tree In The Valley
John Henry
I'm A Rover
Shenanadoah
Mary Mary
Have You Seen My Dear Companion
Blue Grass Joe
Go Tell It On The Mountain
Flop Eared Mule
O' That Girl
Wreck Of The 97'
Rage Taggle Gypsies

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The Wanderin' Five - Come on in!!! We're pickin' and singin' folk songs

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Catalog Numbers

SF-18600

Labels

Somerset

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
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About The Wandering' Five

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Summary by Elites of Change

Come On In Were Pickin And Singin is a thoroughly enjoyable album that showcases the Wandering' Five's talent and passion for traditional American music. Fans of bluegrass and country will find plenty to love here, and newcomers to the genre are sure to be won over by the band's infectious enthusiasm.

Comments

picturefactoryblog
picturefactoryblog
2023-04-13
Originally released in 1964.
romasoni79
romasoni79
2023-04-13
The first folk music album I ever bought. Over 60 years agi !
ineslefebvre791305899
ineslefebvre791305899
2023-04-13
This album contains the first songs I ever heard from Jean Ritchie (although you don't mention her), and since this album from the early 60s is long lost I have been searching for these recordings everywhere. Thank goodness I finally thought of looking on YouTube! My Dear Companion and Paper of Pins were two of my favourites as a child of about 10 or 11. Ritchie did another version of Paper of Pins with Oscar Brand that's also worth a listen, but this is still the one I remember best. Although these songs are in the less than authentic folk style of the early 60s (a wee bit like the Kingston Trio), I still enjoy them because they take me right back to that time. Thanks for uploading this. I can still sing all these songs from heart, just as I did then.
maxd1228
maxd1228
2023-04-12
Of all the great jazz albums and books my father introduced me to for some reason this album is my favorite possession that was his, once upon a time... he loved this album and the call of the whippoorwill and the far away sound of a train deep in the night.
javou
javou
2023-04-12
I used to play this album my parents had when I was a kid. John Henry was on a loop. Haven't found another version quite like it. Man, this brings back memories.
sebastianpetersen99
sebastianpetersen99
2023-04-12
My grandma Elizabeth Bennett was one of the vocalists in this band from the early 60s <3
spark91676
spark91676
2023-04-11
My old Mom used to play this album on her record player when I was just 5 years old. That was 41 years ago. I never thought I'd find it again. Thanks for putting it up here.
ittisak2729
ittisak2729
2023-04-11
I used to have this - loved it!! Thanks.
marvinstraight
marvinstraight
2023-04-11
I wish I’d been part of this group. I grew up listening to this. Thanks for uploading it.
mesho98777
mesho98777
2023-04-10
I purchased this LP almost 40 years ago...our children learned to sing these versions of the old folk songs. And, it was a way to introduce our "handed down" music, telling them how these versions differed from those sung by my ancestors.
blazynskim
blazynskim
2023-04-09
Such a good old collection of blue grass and folk music. Thanks so much for sharing. I haven't heard these songs in many years.
2wheelsgood4wheelsbad
2wheelsgood4wheelsbad
2023-04-09
well i did find this group in acollection called 50 folk favourites particularly liked "Have you seen my dear companion" record sfg50-1