Sturgill Simpson Says 'Dood and Juanita' Is His Last Solo Album
The singer-songwriter says he’s directing his attention to collaborative projects.
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The singer-songwriter says he’s directing his attention to collaborative projects.
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The Ballad of Dood and Juanita as the singer's "most ambitious project to date." Simpson wrote and recorded his new album in less than a week, enlisting the same group of musicians who played on 2020's Vol. 2: Sierra Hull, Mike Bub, Stuart Duncan, Scott Vestal, Tim O'Brien, Mark Howard and Miles Miller. He calls the project a "rollercoaster ride through all the styles of traditional country and bluegrass and mountain music that I love, including gospel and a cappella." "I just wanted to write a story — not a collection of songs that tell a story, but an actual story, front to back," add...
Article Contributed by IVPR | Published on Tuesday, May 25, 2021 David Ferguson’s name comes up quite frequently when one starts to dig into who’s behind Nashville’s most revered recordings of the last 40 years. A Grammy Award-winning recording engineer, studio owner, video game soundtrack composer, and collaborator with the likes of Johnny Cash, John Prine, and Sturgill Simpson, there’s one thing Ferguson has never been called up until now; a recording artist. That’s all about to change with his upcoming, star-studded release on Fat Possum Records, Nashville No More. Out Se...