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1.John McCormack-Aris, Recitals And Songs from: Nimbus Records November 07, 1995
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2.Robert E. Lee Remembered from: Amerimusic December 22, 1998
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Jimerson has created a recording that gives the listener a wonderful sampling of the music Robert E. Lee would have heard during his lifetime, in a true period style. As a regular visitor to Lee's birthplace, I am impressed by and enjoyed the results of Jimerson's historical research at the Robert E. Lee archives at Stratford Hall.

3.Dixon Brothers, Vol. 1: 1936 by: The Dixon Brothers November 14, 2000
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Jimerson has created a recording that gives the listener a wonderful sampling of the music Robert E. Lee would have heard during his lifetime, in a true period style. As a regular visitor to Lee's birthplace, I am impressed by and enjoyed the results of Jimerson's historical research at the Robert E. Lee archives at Stratford Hall.

4.Civil War Tribute Collection by: The Cumberlands October 25, 2005
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Playing Time - 50:50 -- The Cumberlands (Harold Thom, Betty Thom, Jim Smoak) started as an eclectic acoustic folk trio in the early-1960s. They always blended elements of folk, bluegrass, country and pop music, to create their own authentic signature sound. In fact, it was thirty years ago that the trio was a dominant mainstream folk music force in Louisville's music scene, regularly played the clubs, and had a significant national reputation. Together for about ten years, they toured the country and recorded nine LPs. On "Civil War Tribute Collection," just Harold Thom (guitar, vocals) and Jim Smoak (banjo, harmonica) are accompanied by Michael Cleveland (fiddle, mandolin) and J. D. Miller (bass). The traditional material was recorded on March 10-11, 2005 in Kentucky. Nashville-based ... Read More

5.The Dissolution Wagon: Songs of the Civil War by: 52nd Regimental String Band August 01, 2002
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Playing Time - 50:50 -- The Cumberlands (Harold Thom, Betty Thom, Jim Smoak) started as an eclectic acoustic folk trio in the early-1960s. They always blended elements of folk, bluegrass, country and pop music, to create their own authentic signature sound. In fact, it was thirty years ago that the trio was a dominant mainstream folk music force in Louisville's music scene, regularly played the clubs, and had a significant national reputation. Together for about ten years, they toured the country and recorded nine LPs. On "Civil War Tribute Collection," just Harold Thom (guitar, vocals) and Jim Smoak (banjo, harmonica) are accompanied by Michael Cleveland (fiddle, mandolin) and J. D. Miller (bass). The traditional material was recorded on March 10-11, 2005 in Kentucky. Nashville-based ... Read More

6.Singin' the Blues and Greys January 02, 2000
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Playing Time - 50:50 -- The Cumberlands (Harold Thom, Betty Thom, Jim Smoak) started as an eclectic acoustic folk trio in the early-1960s. They always blended elements of folk, bluegrass, country and pop music, to create their own authentic signature sound. In fact, it was thirty years ago that the trio was a dominant mainstream folk music force in Louisville's music scene, regularly played the clubs, and had a significant national reputation. Together for about ten years, they toured the country and recorded nine LPs. On "Civil War Tribute Collection," just Harold Thom (guitar, vocals) and Jim Smoak (banjo, harmonica) are accompanied by Michael Cleveland (fiddle, mandolin) and J. D. Miller (bass). The traditional material was recorded on March 10-11, 2005 in Kentucky. Nashville-based ... Read More

7.Do They Miss Me at Home by: Southern Horizon May 23, 2000
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Playing Time - 50:50 -- The Cumberlands (Harold Thom, Betty Thom, Jim Smoak) started as an eclectic acoustic folk trio in the early-1960s. They always blended elements of folk, bluegrass, country and pop music, to create their own authentic signature sound. In fact, it was thirty years ago that the trio was a dominant mainstream folk music force in Louisville's music scene, regularly played the clubs, and had a significant national reputation. Together for about ten years, they toured the country and recorded nine LPs. On "Civil War Tribute Collection," just Harold Thom (guitar, vocals) and Jim Smoak (banjo, harmonica) are accompanied by Michael Cleveland (fiddle, mandolin) and J. D. Miller (bass). The traditional material was recorded on March 10-11, 2005 in Kentucky. Nashville-based ... Read More

8.Jimerson Live at the Kennedy Center from: Amerimusic October 02, 2001
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This recording captures the beauty of great 19th century music and all the excitement of a live audience thrilled by this outstanding tenor.

9.When the Galop was the Rage from: Helen Beedle July 07, 1997
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Thanks to Mrs Beedle for this CD, we can heard, not only classical Foster's or Civil war favorites, but also LM Gottschalk or pieces by ladies composers of the period ... I tell you, it's a pleasure !!!

10.HARD ROAD: Favorite Camp Songs of the Civil War by: 2nd South Carolina String Band July 15, 2001
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This CD is probably the best yet for Civil War music enthusiasts who like their music authentic and earthy. The String Band have managed to capture the essence of music as the soldiers would have heard and played it. I particularly enjoyed the version of 'When Johnny Comes Marching Home', and I defy anybody not to give a 'Rebel Yell' when listening to 'Jine The Cavalry'. I look forward to their next Civil War offering - there are so many great songs just waiting for their special touch!

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