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David Ferguson- Nashville No More

SKU: 767981178219
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Limited colored vinyl LP pressing. With a music career spanning more than 40 years, David Ferguson has engineered landmark albums for Johnny Cash, opened a recording studio with John Prine, and shared a Grammy win with Sturgill Simpson. Now the Nashville native has become a compelling recording artist in his own right with Nashville No More, his debut album on Fat Possum Records. The self-produced project gathers an exceptional cast of friends from the city's Americana and bluegrass community, while the track listing is simply a reflection of songs he likes. Ferguson has won Grammy Awards for engineering the Del McCoury Band's The Streets of Baltimore and Sturgill Simpson's A Sailor' s Guide to Earth.

Format: New Vinyl/Country

David Ferguson- Nashville No More

SKU: 767981178219
Precio habitual $ 459.00
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Release Date: 9.03.21

 
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Limited colored vinyl LP pressing. With a music career spanning more than 40 years, David Ferguson has engineered landmark albums for Johnny Cash, opened a recording studio with John Prine, and shared a Grammy win with Sturgill Simpson. Now the Nashville native has become a compelling recording artist in his own right with Nashville No More, his debut album on Fat Possum Records. The self-produced project gathers an exceptional cast of friends from the city's Americana and bluegrass community, while the track listing is simply a reflection of songs he likes. Ferguson has won Grammy Awards for engineering the Del McCoury Band's The Streets of Baltimore and Sturgill Simpson's A Sailor' s Guide to Earth.