Bill Frisell

• 180 GRAM VINYL

• DOUBLE LP GATEFOLD EDITION

• ONLY 3000 PRESSED WORLDWIDE

Bill Frisell's Nashville evokes a distinct American regional flavor and marks an entirely new chapter in his career. In natural succession to recordings like This Land and Have a Little Faith, Nashville provides a deeper look into Bill Frisell's long-standing fascination with Americana. It is a departure from the traditional jazz quartet, both in its instrumentation and repertoire.

Recorded in the country-music capital of the world with some of this country's finest musicians, Nashville features Adam Steffey (mandolin) and Ron Block (banjo), of Alison Krauss's band Union Station; Jerry Douglas (dobro), widely known for his work with artists ranging from Jerry Garcia to Hank Williams, Jr.; and Viktor Krauss (bass), a veteran of Lyle Lovett's band who later released his own Nonesuch album, Far from Enough. Frisell originals and a few covers make up this record, including Neil Young's "One of These Days" and Skeeter Davis's 1963 hit "The End of the World," both sung by Robin Holcomb.

PERSONNEL:

• Bill Frisell - guitar
• Viktor Krauss - bass
• Jerry Douglas - dobro (tracks 1-6,9-10,12)
• Ron Block - banjo (tracks 2,6,8,11,13-14) acoustic guitar (tracks 3, 7)
• Adam Steffey - mandolin (tracks 2-3, 6-8,11, 13-14)
• Robin Holcomb - vocals (tracks 3,6,13)
• Pat Bergeson - harmonica (tracks 2, 8)

TRACKS:

• SIDE A
• 01. Gimme A Holler
• 02. Go Jake
• 03. One of These Days

• SIDE B
• 01. Mr.Memory
• 02. Brother
• 03. Will Jesus Wash the Bloodstains From Your Hands
• 04. Keep Your Eyes Open

• SIDE C
• 01. Pipe Down
• 02. Family
• 03. We're Not From Around Here

• SIDE D
• 01. Dogwood Acres
• 02. Shucks
• 03. The End of the World
• 04. Gone