The Last Thing On My Mind [#][*] - The Dillards, Paxton
Lemon Chimes [#][*] - The Dillards, Dillard
Track Listings (26) - Disc #2
I'll Fly Away - The Dillards, Brumley
Nobody Knows - The Dillards, Dillard
Hey Boys - The Dillards, Dillard
The Biggest Whatever - The Dillards, Dillard
Listen To The Sound - The Dillards,
Little Pete - The Dillards,
Reason To Believe - The Dillards, Hardin, Tim
Single Saddle - The Dillards, Altman, David
I've Just Seen A Face - The Dillards, Lennon
Lemon Chimes - The Dillards, Dillard
Don't You Cry - The Dillards, Dillard
Bending The Strings - The Dillards, Traditional
She Sang Hymns Out Of Tune - The Dillards, Kincaid, Jesse Lee
Rainmaker - The Dillards, Nilsson, Martin
In Our Time - The Dillards, Dillard, R.
Old Man At The Mill - The Dillards, Dillard, R.
Touch Her If You Can - The Dillards, Dillard, R.
Woman Turn Around - The Dillards, Ishmael
Yesterday - The Dillards, Lennon
Brother John - The Dillards,
Copperfields - The Dillards,
West Montana Hanna - The Dillards,
Close The Door Lightly - The Dillards,
Pictures - The Dillards, Dillard, R.
Ebo Walker - The Dillards, Dillard, R.
Sundown - The Dillards,
Digitally Remastered Edition of Three Classic LPs Combined in a Deluxe Double CD Package. Carrying on from their Earlier Bluegrass Albums, 1965's "Pickin' and Fiddlin" Featured Co-billing for Fiddler Byron Berline. The Dil... more »lards Switched Labels to Capitol for Two Singles (Included Here) Being Dissatisfied with Elektra's Marketing Department, but Returned to the Label Without Releasing an Album. In 1968, as the Byrds were Making Efforts to Bring Rock and Country Music Closer Together, the Dillards were Trying to Do Some of the Same for Bluegrass and Rock, with the Result Being "Wheatstraw Suite". Their Second Album with Rock-influenced Arrangements, "Copperfields" was Not as Barrier-busting as 1968's "Wheatstraw Suite" and They Drifted Further from their Bluegrass Roots.« less
Digitally Remastered Edition of Three Classic LPs Combined in a Deluxe Double CD Package. Carrying on from their Earlier Bluegrass Albums, 1965's "Pickin' and Fiddlin" Featured Co-billing for Fiddler Byron Berline. The Dillards Switched Labels to Capitol for Two Singles (Included Here) Being Dissatisfied with Elektra's Marketing Department, but Returned to the Label Without Releasing an Album. In 1968, as the Byrds were Making Efforts to Bring Rock and Country Music Closer Together, the Dillards were Trying to Do Some of the Same for Bluegrass and Rock, with the Result Being "Wheatstraw Suite". Their Second Album with Rock-influenced Arrangements, "Copperfields" was Not as Barrier-busting as 1968's "Wheatstraw Suite" and They Drifted Further from their Bluegrass Roots.
CD Reviews
Seminal Folk-Rock Masterpieces!
Wayben | 03/18/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This cd includes the Dillards' two groundbreaking albums, "Wheatfield Suite" and "Copperfields", two of the most innovative Folk-Rock albums ever released! The sound on this release is definitely superior to the two individual cd releases of these two masterworks. A MUST HAVE, if you like this kind of music!"
Pickin' and Fiddlin'
S. Newberry | California | 01/03/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I have been looking for " Pickin' and Fiddlin'" on DVD for quite some time, and finally found it on Amazon. The Dillards were a great Bluegrass group, especially when they did pure Bluegrass. Byron Berline is a very accomplished fiddle player. This disc contains tunes that he plays on a cross-tuned fiddle, which isn't heard too often. That in itself, makes
" Pickin and Fiddlin " worth listening to. The works on this disc are not real commonly available. It is well worth owning."
Track Listings (20) - Disc #1