Junior Sisk, Ramblers Choice return in June
Wednesday, April 28, 2010 – After scoring in 2009 with "Blue Side of the Blue Ridge," which announced the rebirth of his band Ramblers Choice, Junior Sisk's second Rebel Records release, "Heartaches and Dreams," hits stores June 8.
From the Tom T. & Dixie Hall-penned opener (and first single) Train Without A Track to the closing remake of a Bill Monroe gospel song, Let The Light Shine Down, the disc includes 12 songs.
Nine songs are originals, including those penned by Sisk and cousin Tim Massey plus new contributions by Bill Castle, Matt Jones and Daniel Salyer. Sisk and band also cut songs done by the Lonesome Pine Fiddlers and the McPeak Brothers.
"Heartaches and Dreams" was recorded at Wes Easter's Eastwood Studio in Cana, Va. and marks the debut of Ramblers Choice's newest member - mandolin player Jason Tomlin. He sang tenor vocals on many of the songs.
More news for Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice
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- 04/28/11: Junior Sisk announces new CD
- 10/09/09: Junior Sisk readies second Rebel disc
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