Arthur Smith - Conversation With A Mule Mandolin Boogie

Review by David Ribeiro

Conversation With A Mule Mandolin Boogie by Arthur Smith is a delightful album that showcases the artist's impressive musical skills. The album features a mix of traditional and original tunes that are sure to delight fans of bluegrass and folk music.

Smith's mandolin playing is particularly impressive, and he demonstrates his mastery of the instrument on tracks like "Mandolin Boogie" and "Mandolin Boogie Blues." His vocals are also strong, and he delivers heartfelt performances on tracks like "Conversation With A Mule" and "I Don't Care Anymore."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Guitar Boogie," which features Smith's lightning-fast guitar playing. The track is a true showcase for his technical abilities and is sure to leave listeners impressed.

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Artist: Arthur Smith
Album: Conversation With A Mule Mandolin Boogie

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Track	Duration	Preview
Mandolin Boogie
Conversation With A Mule

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About Arthur Smith

Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith (not to be confused with "Fiddlin' Arthur Smith") was a country musician and multi-instrumentalist (fiddle, banjo, mandolin, guitar, bass and trumpet) who was born April 1, 1921 in Clinton, South Carolina and died April 3, 2014 in Charlotte, North Carolina. His first group was (later called ) a Dixieland combo that he formed with his brothers Sonny and Ralph. Arthur then moved to Charlotte, North Carolina where he joined the WBT Carolina Barndance live radio show and became an occasional member of the WBT Briarhoppers band. Discharged from the Navy after WWII, Arthur returned to WBT and got his own show called Carolina Calling. Later in 1951 he got his own TV show on WBTV called The Arthur Smith Show, the first national country music show; it ran for 32 years in 90 markets nationwide. In the mid-seventies, he also performed with his son, guitarist under the name of . Smith opened and ran the first recording studio, , in Charlotte where he produced radio shows for , , Richard Petty, , and evangelist Billy Graham as well as his own show Top of the Morning, which ran for 29 years. He later produced television shows for Graham and Cash too. Arthur Smith won the following awards. BMI Song of the Year Award 1973 for Dueling Banjos Grammy (Original Writer) - Dueling Banjos (1973) Council on International Nontheatrical Events - Golden Eagle Award (1980) The Gold Squirrel Award (Grand Prize First Prize) Festival International Film & Adventura, Cortina DAmpezzo, Italy (1981) International Real Life Adventure Film Festival, 1st Place Award (1981) State of North Carolina Order of The Long Leaf Pine (1984) Southeast Tourism Society Award (1985) American Advertising Federation Silver Medal Award (1986) Broadcast Music Inc. (BMI) Special Citation of Achievement (over 1 million broadcast performances of original compositions) The Broadcasters Hall of Fame North Carolina Association of Broadcasters (1990) South Carolina Hall of Fame (1998) North Carolina Folk Heritage Award (1998) North Carolina Award (2001) Legends Award Western Film Festival 2003 Lifetime Achievement Award - South Carolina Broadcasters Association (2006) BMI Legendary Songwriter Award (2006).

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Summary by David Ribeiro

Conversation With A Mule Mandolin Boogie is an excellent album that will appeal to fans of traditional bluegrass and folk music. Smith's musical prowess is on full display throughout the album, and his infectious enthusiasm for the music is sure to leave listeners tapping their toes and humming along.