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10 Feb, 2009
Bluegrass Christmas; Great music by great musicians!
Originally, I bought a copy of this CD in Branson, Missouri. The one I purchased on eBay was sent to a friend overseas. I bought this CD because I like bluegrass music and was curious about what the Christmas songs would sound like in bluegrass style. I like most of the tracks very much; I listened to this CD before Christmastime, during Christmastime, and it is the middle of February, and I'm still listening to it. I mostly listen while I'm driving. In each song, the different instruments take turns taking the lead; banjo, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar. The musicians are excellent in my opinion. If you like Christmas music and like bluegrass, this is an excellent CD to have in your collection.
27 Aug, 2016
No (thankfully) Laughtrack
1 of 1 found this helpful I hadn't known about Schitt's Creek until I was in Indonesia for 3 weeks. For some reason, this Canadian sitcom is shown there. I quickly became a fan, mostly because of the real-life father and son actors, Eugene and Daniel Levy. A rich, spoiled family, the Roses, lose all their money and assets except one, a small town the father had purchased as a joke years earlier. They're forced to resided in two adjoining rooms of the town's seedy motel. It is sort of a "fish out of water story" with the family attempting to relate to the rural townfolk. To me, the conversations in the show are more natural than in many sitcoms, with the humor coming more from the characters than from punchlines. I've watched the first and second seasons and am awaiting the third season.