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One of Flatt & Scruggs' records that hit the shelves just before they called it quits in '69. Giving it a spin, it's pretty clear why they split. Their best days were surely behind them, and it's obvious they weren't seeing eye to eye on where to take their music. This one's no Bluegrass album, it's clearly trying to jump on the Folk bandwagon of the late 60s. You can tell Lester Flatt wasn't thrilled about singing these folk and protest tunes (and his voice just didn't suit 'em!), and Earl Scruggs' banjo was mostly MIA, except for "Foggy Mountain Breakdown". The whole thing feels like a desperate attempt to keep up with the times. Sure, it hit #7 on the charts and did alright commercially, but (at least nowadays!) it's a bit cringe-worthy compared to the energy and punch they had back in the 50s.
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