The Malpass Brothers - 'Put Me On The Trail To Carolina' (Delmore Brothers Tribute) #Video

The Malpass Brothers perform "Put Me On The Trail To Carolina" in the studio for A Century of Strings, Stories & Songs: A Tribute to The Delmore Brothers — available now on Billy Blue Records.

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ABOUT THE SONG
"Put Me On The Trail To Carolina" was cut by the Delmore Brothers for Bluebird in the mid-1930s. It's a homesick song, full of the pull of the road and the longing for a place that feels like home — and Carolina would become a real chapter in the brothers' story when they left the Opry in 1938 and took their act to WPTF radio in Raleigh, North Carolina.

ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE
Brothers Christopher and Taylor Malpass hail from Goldsboro, North Carolina, and have spent their career keeping classic country and brother-duet harmony alive — including years on the road with Merle Haggard. Few acts working today carry the Delmore tradition as directly as they do: two brothers, two guitars, one blend. Singing about Carolina, from Carolina, they give this song a homecoming.

ABOUT THE PROJECT
In 1926, Alton and Rabon Delmore — two sons of tenant farmers from Elkmont, Alabama — played a fiddle contest in nearby Athens. It was the start of a partnership that carried them to the Grand Ole Opry in 1933, onto more than 200 recorded sides for Bluebird, Decca and King, and into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2001. Alton's six-string guitar weaving around Rabon's four-string tenor guitar, their close brother harmony, and songs steeped in the blues became a blueprint for the Louvin Brothers, the Everly Brothers, bluegrass, rockabilly and early rock 'n' roll. Bob Dylan has said the Delmores influenced every harmony he ever tried to sing.

A Century of Strings, Stories & Songs: A Tribute to The Delmore Brothers marks that centennial with 15 Delmore songs recorded by some of the finest voices in bluegrass and country. Produced by Jerry Salley; executive produced by the Tennessee Valley Old Time Fiddlers Convention in conjunction with the Athens State University Foundation.

"The Delmore Brothers are a national treasure whose songs, harmonies, musicianship, and pioneering spirit helped shape the very foundation of American roots music." — Jerry Salley, producer

TRACKLIST
1. Honey, I'm Ramblin' Away – Junior Sisk & Don Rigsby
2. I've Got The Big River Blues – Marty Raybon & Jimmy Fortune
3. When It's Time For The Whippoorwill To Sing – Doyle Lawson & Jerry Salley
4. Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar – Trey Hensley & Del McCoury
5. Put Me On The Trail To Carolina – The Malpass Brothers
6. Brown's Ferry Blues – The SteelDrivers
7. Will You Be Lonesome Too? – The Grascals ft. Charlie McCoy
8. Field Hand Man – Wood Box Heroes
9. Hillbilly Boogie – Alex Miller & Carson Peters
10. The Fugitive's Lament – Riders In The Sky
11. Blue Railroad Train – Bradley Walker & Ricky Skaggs
12. Life's Too Short – The Gibson Brothers
13. Blues Stay Away From Me – Chris Jones & The Night Drivers
14. Bound For The Shore – Appalachian Road Show
15. Sweet, Sweet Thing – Darin & Brooke Aldridge ft. Charlie McCoy

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