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But putting just the two of them together, their music and harmonies are even more magical. If you love traditional bluegrass music, you will love this album. These guys have great resumes having worked with the bands of Doyle Lawson, Ricky Skaggs, and Rhonda Vincent in the past. I am grateful that they included several gospel songs and "By The Mark" is my absolute favorite on this album. This one song is worth the purchase.
We love to listen to Dailey and Vincent. They have such good harmony and play it gooood.
What talent-what a CD. All the songs on this project is worth 10 stars. I like their version of the The Statler Brothers classic, "Name On The Wall." the Cd CD begins with a rip-roaring, fast bluegrass song, "Sweet Carrie." I believe the future has just begun for these guys. I can't get enough of these guys.
My answer has always been the same; If you want gospel bluegrass, it is Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver, and if you want good driving bluegrass with a good portion of gospel, it is Ricky Skaggs. If you want to find a CD that good, traditioanl style Bluegrass, you just fond it.
The Stanley brothers, Bill Monroe, Reno & Smiley, and so on. Luckily, we have acts that keep this tradtional style of this music still alive.
As a younger(though now hitting my late 30's) fan of tradtional bluegrass, times have grwn further and further between finding a band that plays the music I grew up on. This is only half of the dozen songs found on this CD and the other 6 hold the same water these 6 do.
Dailey and Vincent are already among the legends with this debut album alone. The album has a nice mix of wonderfully upbeat, smooth flowing songs such as "Cumberland River" and "Sweet Carrie" to slow ballads of life with "More Than A Name On The Wall" and "River Of Time" to beautiful sung songs to Our Lord and Savior in the tunes "By The Mark" and "Place On Calary".
During the last 20 years that I have regulerly attended Bluegrass Festivals and followed this most wonderful of all music styles, I have been asked who is the current best band. Now when I am asked, I find myself saying "Dailey & Vincent".
I first saw Dailey And Vincent while vacationing in Nashville at the Grand Ole Opry House. I bought the CD for "By The Mark' and discovered that there is not a bad track on the CD. They were by far the highlight of the show for me, as someone not normally a fan of country music, they simply blew me away. Awesome vocal harmonies, very talented musicians and very funny too. Songs range from gospel to country to bluegrass. I would recommend this to anyone.
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