Mandolin Boogie

combines ' first recordings from the late '40s and early '50s with their reunion session recorded specifically for the label in 1979. It's amazing that the brothers' sparkling close harmonies and 's unique and nimble mandolin runs were sustained almost 30 years after they started making records; the only real difference between the sessions is the recording technology that was used. Tinged with a combination of and , these 17 tracks include 's original compositions as well as such as and religious material that includes As a side note, the sessions also feature on Dobro and on bass. ~ Al Campbell