Ernest V Stoneman & His Dixie Mountaineers - Ernest V Stoneman And His Dixie Mountaineers 1927 1928

Review by William Patrick Wend

Ernest V Stoneman and His Dixie Mountaineers 1927 1928 is a classic album that showcases the talents of the legendary musician and his band. The album features a mix of traditional folk, country, and bluegrass music, with Stoneman's distinctive voice and banjo playing at the forefront.

The album opens with "The Sinking of the Titanic," a poignant ballad that tells the story of the infamous maritime disaster. Other standout tracks include "The Spanish Merchant's Daughter," a haunting tale of love and betrayal, and "The Wreck of the Virginian," a rollicking tune about a train wreck.

Stoneman's band is in top form throughout the album, with tight harmonies and expert instrumentation. The Dixie Mountaineers provide a solid foundation for Stoneman's vocals and banjo, while also adding their own distinctive sound to the mix.

Summary by William Patrick Wend

Ernest V Stoneman and His Dixie Mountaineers 1927 1928 is a must-have for fans of traditional folk and country music. It's a timeless album that has stood the test of time and continues to inspire musicians today.