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There has been a second printing of Why So Blue, they are available for $10 (just drop us a note), or if you prefer a plastic and digital experience, they can be had from Klarity for $15.

Reviews

"Blue Northern carries on a popular tradition of putting the blue in bluegrass. The title tune... portrays the pain and loss of separation with aching skill and simplicity... Many of the tunes here are standouts recalling the early days of country music... The last cut... softly and mournfully covers familiar bluegrass territory in a style that reminds the listener of Bob Dylan's "John Wesley Hardin" or Nashville Skyline-era recordings. Sparse, simple arrangements and [a] dry, haunting vocal delivery leave a deep impression of a man's sorrow... if the blue side of bluegrass strikes a deep chord with you, Blue Northern will leave its mark on your soul."

- David J. McCarty, November 2003

"An unusually genuine, five-piece, acoustic band who make music with such honesty, it’s inspirational. Blue Northern is an acoustic quintet who play a gentle blend of honest American music. By the close of the opening, title track, it’s blatantly apparent that these fellows not only know the nuances imperative in creating sincere music, but know the stylistic nuances of their four other band-members respectively. Put simply, these guys play well together. Blue Northern is a really good band."

- James Pike, June 2003

Why So Blue

© Sepp Huber

Lead vocal, banjo: Sepp Huber

Backup vocal, guitar: Pete Davis

Mandolin: Paul Anderson

Bass: David Lewis

Dobro: Gregg TeHennepe

Carry That Rock

© Paul Anderson

Lead vocal, mandolin, rhythm guitar: Paul Anderson

Backup vocal, lead guitar: Pete Davis

Backup vocal, banjo: Sepp Huber

Bass: David Lewis

Dobro: Gregg TeHennepe

New Moon Rising

© Pete Davis/Saddledog Music ASCAP

Lead vocal, guitar: Pete Davis

Backup vocal, dobro: Gregg TeHennepe

Backup vocal, banjo: Sepp Huber

Mandolin: Paul Anderson

Bass: David Lewis

Old Jack

© David Lewis

Lead vocal, bass, guitar: David Lewis

Backup vocal, dobro: Gregg TeHennepe

Banjo, whistle: Sepp Huber

Tenor guitar: Pete Davis

Mandolin: Paul Anderson

Hymn of Life

© Gregg TeHennepe

Lead vocal, rhythm guitar: Gregg TeHennepe

Backup vocal, accordian: Sepp Huber

Tenor guitar: Pete Davis

Mandolin: Paul Anderson

Bass: David Lewis

Listen Close

© David Lewis

Lead vocal, bass, rhythm guitar: David Lewis

Backup vocal, dobro: Gregg TeHennepe

Mandolin: Paul Anderson

Accordian: Sepp Huber

Tenor guitar: Pete Davis

Today is a Diamond

© Gregg TeHennepe

Lead & backup vocal, dobro, guitar: Gregg TeHennepe

Backup vocal, banjo: Sepp Huber

Mandolin: Paul Anderson

Guitar, tenor guitar: Pete Davis

Bass: David Lewis

Maddock's Farm

© Sepp Huber

Lead vocal, banjo, whistle: Sepp Huber

Bass, Guitar: Pete Davis

Mandolin: Paul Anderson

Dobro: Gregg TeHennepe

Wrath of a Woman

© Paul Anderson

Lead vocal, mandolin, rhythm guitar: Paul Anderson

Backup vocal, banjo: Sepp Huber

Backup vocal, dobro: Gregg TeHennepe

Bass: David Lewis

Lead guitar: Pete Davis

How I Wish You Were My Town

© Pete Davis/Saddledog Music ASCAP

Lead vocal, guitar, tenor guitar: Pete Davis

Mandolin: Paul Anderson

Bass: David Lewis

Accordian: Sepp Huber

 Blue NOrthern

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