The Brothers Four - Greenfields & Other Gold
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Free Music Review: Still the Best!
Hit: 5 Stars
The Brothers Four were my favorite folk group of the 1960s. I have several records and tapes of their original music but this CD is better, if that's at all possible, than the originals. The sound is so deep it almost shocks you back into the '60s. The first song on the CD, Greenfields, is the one most often associated with this fantastic group, and it's done so well it stops you in your tracks. Shenandoah, Green Leaves of Summer, Scotch and Soda, Where Have All the Flowers Gone, and Lady Greensleeves are so mellow and smooth - completely familiar in every way. I don't remember them singing San Francisco Bay Blues (I have that song by Peter, Paul, and Mary and love it, but back then songs were often recorded by several different artists). The Brothers Four rendition of San Francisco Bay Blues is now one of my favorite songs. A wonderful wonderful CD. I loved their music on my scratchy little record player of 35 years ago but I love it more on a high-quality sound system of today. If you were once a Brothers Four fan and wonder where they are today - they can be found in this CD - and you'll feel young again, too!Free Music Review: Simply Great !
Hit: 5 Stars
This is an excellent CD which I recommend for everybody and anybody. The songs have a beautiful and gentle touch on the ears. Great to hear while driving, with the breeze flowing through....Hear it to believe ! Guaranteed...you'll sail thru' the air....I found all the previous reviews helpful. I would like to thank them all too.Free Music Review: The Brothers 4: Pillars of the Folk Movement
Hit: 5 Stars
The Brothers 4 were in the forefront of the folk movement in the 1960's and without them, I am not sure if it could have reached the height that it attained.This new compilation offers the best that this fantastic group could offer. Although many of the songs are re-recordings, they sound just as fresh and as good as the original recordings, though some rearrangements had been made here and there.
The passing years have not dimmed the group's talent to interprete traditional folk songs. This album is a solid proof of that.
Free Music Review: I love them
Hit: 5 Stars
I just want to say they are fantastic! Their songs are like the starlight in Van Gogh's OPEN CAFE.Free Music Review: Wonderful
Hit: 5 Stars
The Brothers Four were in concert in Midland, TX last night and I enjoyed their performance tremendously. The harmony was excellent, and the instrumentals were great.