Home in Sulphur Springs
His debut solo album: fifteen tracks recorded in a day with Tut Taylor on Dobro.
Norman Blake, 1972
Home in Sulphur Springs was recorded on December 30, 1971 and released in 1972; the Hall of Fame biography says it sold about 30,000 copies despite limited distribution. Blake played guitar, mandolin and vocals and Tut Taylor Dobro; Claude J. Hill mixed it, Michael Melford was executive producer and wrote the liner notes, and Slick Lawson took the photograph. A Rounder reissue misprinted the title as Back Home in Sulphur Springs.
Track listing
- Little Joe2:49
- Richland Avenue Rag1:57
- When the Fields Are White with Daisies2:48
- Cattle in the Cane2:12
- Crossing No. 92:47
- Weave and Way2:24
- Ginseng Sullivan3:31
- Bringing in the Georgia Mail2:30
- Bully of the Town2:03
- Randall Collins1:55
- Done Gone1:39
- Down Home Summertime Blues3:42
- Warp Factor No. 93:38
- Orphan Annie2:56
- Spanish Fandango3:48
More from Norman Blake
The Fields Of November (1974), Whiskey Before Breakfast (1976), Nashville Blues (1984), Lighthouse On The Shore (1985), Nancy Blake - Tut Taylor - Shacktown Road (2007)
Sources
- Home in Sulphur Springs, Wikipedia
- Norman Lee Blake, International Bluegrass Music Museum