This 2007 album pairs bluegrass stalwart Ricky Skaggs with the distinctive piano-pop of Bruce Hornsby, resulting in a unique blend of Appalachian and pop sensibilities. The collaboration highlights Skaggs's versatility beyond his bluegrass roots.
- The album was released on March 20, 2007, by Legacy Recordings. It features a blend of country, bluegrass, and pop influences. The recording marked a notable collaboration between two artists from different, yet complementary, musical spheres.
- This was not Skaggs's first foray into genre blending, following earlier explorations into gospel and R&B. It represented a moment of cross-pollination between traditional country and more contemporary sounds.
- Legacy Recordings, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, issued the album, reaching audiences interested in both Skaggs's and Hornsby's established fan bases.
Ricky Skaggs is a bluegrass musician from Kentucky known for his virtuosic instrumental skills and country-pop crossover appeal. This 2007 album found Skaggs collaborating with fellow musician Bruce Hornsby, a period where Skaggs was actively exploring broader genre fusions.
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