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Binding: Audio CDEAN: 0011661058620 Label: Rounder Records Manufacturer: Rounder Records MPN: 610586 Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Rounder Records Release Date: June 17, 2008 Studio: Rounder Records Editorial Review: Album Description: One of the most recognized vocalists in bluegrass music and beyond is back with his long-awaited second solo album, Wheels. Dan Tyminski's prominence has steadily grown through his role as vocalist and multi-instrumentalist in Alison Krauss and Union Station and through his enduring version of "I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow" on the hit soundtrack to the film O Brother, Where Art Thou? Now with the release of Wheels, Tyminski delivers a superb project accentuated by the inimitable talent of his band - Barry Bales, bass; Justin Moses, fiddle and Dobro; Adam Steffey, mandolin; Ron Stewart, banjo and fiddle - along with special guests Vince Gill, Ron Block, and Cheryl and Sharon White. Combining a sophisticated, modern sound with Tyminski's hallmark, searing intensity, Wheels features a powerful set of songs dealing with conflict, transition, heartbreak, and the lessons of life - all delivered with timeless soul from one of the great voices of contemporary bluegrass. Album Description: Dan Tyminski's prominence has steadily grown, through his role as vocalist and multi-instrumentalist in Alison Krauss and Union Station and through his enduring version of 'I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow' on the soundtrack O Brother, Where Art Thou? Now with the release of Wheels, Tyminski delivers a superb album accentuated by the inimitable talent of his band, Barry Bales, bass; Justin Moses, fiddle and Dobro; Adam Steffey, mandolin; Ron Stewart, banjo and fiddle, along with special guests Vince Gill, Ron Block, and Cheryl and Sharon White. 'Wheels' video for CMT and GAC. Feature coverage in Country Weekly. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Another Great Release From TyminskiCarry Me Across the Mountain was such an incredible collection of good music that it seemed impossible to match it. But Dan Tyminski has done it again, although in different style. This time he's working with a band instead of studio musicians. The band is comprised of musicians who are famous on their own. Barry Bales is the driving bass force behind the music of Alison Krauss & Union Station (Dan Tyminski's usual home as well) and has been for years. Adam Steffey, the mandolin player, (formerly ... Read More Rating:  - DisappointingIf you thought Dan's release, "Carry Me Across the Mountains" was a fantastic piece of traditional bluegrass work, you were right. If you expect "Wheels" to be of the same genre, you'll be very disappointed. "Wheels" is certainly not what I expected. There's only a couple of tradition bluegrass pieces on the whole CD. Musicianship is excellent but for me it was a disappointing buy. I think sometimes fantastic musicians wander around searching for new horizons but in that search they loose their roots. Rating: - Dan Tyminski "Wheels" Not to MissTwelve songs with narratives ranging from couple feuds, to life in the country vibrate throughout Tyminski's second solo album. Two items were already heard on other Tyminkski editions, but the ten remaining are definitely worth the purchase - the gentle and expressive voice of Dan Tyminski, the banjo rythmns provided by friend Ron Stewart who also plays fiddle on this album and the familiar pulsing bass of co-artist Barry Bales from Union Station. Other fiddle, dobro and voices are added by Justin Moses ... Read More Rating: - Excellent CD, excellent musiciansDan Tyminski has gathered a great group of musicians for this CD. Bluegrass music fans will enjoy every song and appreciate the musical skills of Adam Steffey on mandolin, Barry Bales on bass, newcomer Justin Moses on mandolin and Ron Stewart's banjo playing is outstanding. The vocals are excellent. Favorite song for me on the CD is "The One You Lean On" written by Ron Block. Rating: - While Alison is away Dan Will playWith or without Alison Krauss Dan Tyminski is one of,if not the best bluegrass artists today, This cd is his best to date, not a bad track on it,in fact I would give each and every track 5 stars. The opening track "Wheels" gets you in the bluegrass mood and it never lets you down. Also included is the track "It All Comes Down To You", if you recall Dan sang this song on the "New Favorite" cd with Union Station and I think this version has a bettet feel to it. All in all a 5 star cd from a ... Read More |
