Bob Carlin - Where Did You Get That Hat

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Review by Avi Prasetyo

The album Where Did You Get That Hat by Bob Carlin is a delightful collection of traditional American folk songs played with great skill and enthusiasm. As a banjo player and historian, Carlin has a deep knowledge and appreciation of the genre, and this comes through in every note he plays.

The album features a mix of instrumental tunes and vocal numbers, all performed with Carlin's trademark energy and precision. From the lively "Old Joe Clark" to the haunting "Shady Grove," each track is a testament to Carlin's mastery of his instrument and his love of the music.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "John Henry," a classic ballad about the legendary steel-driving man. Carlin's banjo playing is particularly impressive on this track, as he captures the power and intensity of the story with his nimble fingers.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Ladies On The Steamboat2:20
Rat Cheer1:52
Where Did You Get That Hat?3:00
Say Darling Say3:13
Garfield2:20
Dog On The Carport2:16
Waiting For Nancy2:20
Medley: Bob Carlin's Dream - Briar Picker Brown2:29
Sadie At The Backdoor2:15
The Last Time2:52
Indiana Breakdown2:24
Natural Bridge Blues2:08
Payday3:09
Tippy, Get Your Haircut1:55

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Catalog Numbers

0172

Labels

Rounder Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP

Credits

RoleCredit
BanjoTony Trischka
VocalsBob Carlin
FiddlePete Sutherland
GuitarJere Canote

Notes

Recorded Aug.-Sept. 1982 at WUHY-FM.

About Bob Carlin

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Summary by Avi Prasetyo

Where Did You Get That Hat is a must-have album for anyone who loves traditional American folk music. Bob Carlin's passion for the genre is infectious, and his skill as a musician is undeniable. Whether you're a seasoned banjo player or simply a fan of great music, this album is sure to delight and inspire.