This record really has it all and the collection of originals, cover songs and unreleased material really pop with the support of Dan's talented young band who are more than up to the task in the weighty Ryman spotlight. As a modern bluegrass specialist Tyminski performs the canon with a nod to the traditional past while being unafraid to move the sound down more progressive paths - not unlike fellow troubadour Billy Strings whose considerable efforts have worked to turn the form into an arena draw these days. If there is any doubt as to why bluegrass music has come so far so fast in recent years - one listen to Live From The Ryman will help you find the answer - it's infectious and will no doubt continue to spread on the strength of this release by the very talented Tyminski.

TRACKS - "This Sad Song", "Let Me Fall", "Modern Day Jezebel", "Cumberland Gap", "Ode to Jimmy", "God Fearing Heathen", "The Boy Who Wouldn't Hoe Corn", "I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow", "Silence in the Brandy", "Say Wont You Be Mine", "GOAT", "Whiskey Drinking Man", "Old Home Place"

Related Links: For more information on THIS REVIEW please visit the following links - Review by Rockin' Rich Lynch | Dan Tyminski