Kenny & Amanda Smith Band - Always Never Enough flac album

Tracklist

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rebel Records
• Copyright (c) – Rebel Records
• Recorded At – Gat3 Productions

Credits

• Banjo – Steve Huber
• Bass, Vocals – Alan Bartram
• Lead Guitar, Vocals – Kenny Smith
• Mandolin – Jason Robertson
• Producer – Kenny & Amanda Smith Band
• Rhythm Guitar, Vocals – Amanda Smith

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 0 32511 18112 1

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Kenny & Amanda Smith Band. If you're acquainted with the music of Kenny and Amanda Smith, chances are you're either a devoted bluegrass fan or someone who encountered their quintet performing on "A Prairie Home Companion. He's an award-winning flat-pick guitarist and a former member of the Lonesome River Band. She's a terrific singer whose voice can evoke Alison Krauss's brand of poignant balladry. Leading their own group and sharing vocals since they got hitched four years ago, the Smiths consistently do bluegrass traditions proud.

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Producer – Kenny & Amanda Smith Band. Recorded By, Mixed By, Mastered By – Glenn A. Tabor III.

1 Always Never Enough. 2 I've Got More to Go to Heaven For. 3 She's On My Mind. 4 Stay a Little Longer. From the Album House Down The Block.

To better under the story of Kenny and Amanda Smith it helps to understand where their story started. Kenny was born in Nine Mile, Indiana, and Amanda was born in Davisville, West Virginia. Not surprisingly, the love of music is the roots of this relationship. The future couple met at the Milton Opry House in Milton, West Virginia as Kenny was playing with the Lonesome River Band. By the time the couple met in the late 1990s Kenny had already established himself for his flatpicking-style guitarists, winning IBMA guitarist of the year during his spell with the Lonesome River Band.