"Long Ride Home" is a compelling album by Darrell Scott, released on January 1, 2012, under Full Light Records. This 16-track collection spans a rich blend of bluegrass, newgrass, Americana, and alt-country, showcasing Scott's versatility and depth as an artist. The album's duration is a satisfying 1 hour and 2 minutes, offering a substantial journey through Scott's musical landscape.
Dedicated to his mother, who passed away earlier in 2011, "Long Ride Home" carries a personal touch, with the cover art featuring heartfelt words from Darrell about his mom. The album includes songs from Scott's formative years, including two tracks from a significant trip to California, adding a layer of autobiographical richness to the music.
The tracklist is a diverse mix of engaging compositions, from the reflective "It Must Be Sunday" to the lively "Hopkinsville," and the poignant "No Use Living for Today." Each song is crafted with Scott's signature storytelling prowess, making the album a captivating listen from start to finish. Whether you're a longtime fan of Darrell Scott or new to his work, "Long Ride Home" offers a rewarding exploration of his artistic evolution and emotional depth.
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