Original Underground Music from the Mysterious South

Studio album by Norman Blake

Released

1983

Genre

Americana, bluegrass, folk

Label

Rounder

Norman Blake chronology

Full Moon on the Farm
(1981)

Original Underground Music from the Mysterious South
(1983)

Nashville Blues
(1984)

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Review scores
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Original Underground Music from the Mysterious South is an album of American guitarist Norman Blake and the Rising Fawn String Ensemble, released in 1982.^[2]

Track listing

"New Brick Road" – 3:25
"Dusty Rose" – 3:45
"Walnut River" – 2:12
"Pig on the Engine" – 2:45
"Third Street Gypsy Rag" – 2:58
"Georgia Home" – 2:52
"Peezlewhister" – 3:40
"Old Fiddler's Roll Call" – 2:04
"Pueblo" – 2:41
"The Toneality" – 3:28
"Natasha's Waltz" – 4:05
"Blake's March" – 2:25

Personnel

Norman Blake – guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle
Peter Ostroushko – mandolin, fiddle, guitar
Nancy Blake – cello, mandolin
Carl Jones – guitar, mandola, mandolin, banjo
Larry Sledge – mandocello

References

External links

Rounder Records entry

Norman Blake

Studio albums	Back Home in Sulphur Springs The Fields of November Old and New Live at McCabe's Whiskey Before Breakfast Blackberry Blossom Directions Nashville Blues Lighthouse on the Shore The Norman & Nancy Blake Compact Disc Blind Dog Just Gimme Somethin' I'm Used To While Passing Along This Way The Hobo's Last Ride Chattanooga Sugar Babe Far Away, Down on a Georgia Farm Flower From the Fields of Alabama The Morning Glory Ramblers Back Home in Sulphur Springs

with the Rising Fawn String Ensemble	Rising Fawn String Ensemble Full Moon on the Farm Original Underground Music from the Mysterious South

With Tony Rice	Blake & Rice Norman Blake and Tony Rice 2

Soundtracks	O Brother, Where Art Thou? Cold Mountain Walk the Line

Compilation albums	Natasha's Waltz Slow Train Through Georgia Old Ties

Collaborations or as sideman	Nashville Skyline Aereo-Plain Will the Circle Be Unbroken Friar Tut Norman Blake/Tut Taylor/Sam Bush/Butch Robins/Vassar Clements/David Holland/Jethro Burns Norman Blake and Red Rector Be Ready Boys: Appalachia to Abilene Meeting on Southern Soil Steam Powered Aereo-Takes Shacktown Road Raising Sand Rising Fawn Gathering

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