"Volunteer" features the band's road-tested energy and songwriting, with contributions from guests like Molly Tuttle and Dawes. It was the first album released after the departure of founding member, guitarist and vocalist Morgan Jahnig.
- The album was produced by Dave Cobb at his studio in Nashville.
- "Old Crow Medicine Show" was the first album by the band to chart on the Billboard 200, reaching number 196.
- The album's title track was inspired by the story of a Union Army regimental band composed of teenagers.
Old Crow Medicine Show is a string band from New York known for its energetic interpretations of old-time music and founding role in the Americana scene. "Volunteer" was released in their twentieth year, after a period of lineup changes and exploring a more rock-oriented sound on prior albums.
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