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"The Infamous Stringdusters" is the self-titled, major-label debut album by the progressive bluegrass group of the same name, released on Sugar Hill Records in 2008. The record arrived following the success of their previous album "Fork in the Road," which won the International Bluegrass Music Association's Album of the Year award. It showcases the band's signature jamgrass style, blending intricate acoustic instrumentation with extended improvisation and vocal harmonies.
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When was The Infamous Stringdusters' self-titled album released?
The self-titled album was released in 2008 on the Sugar Hill Records label. It followed their critically acclaimed debut album, Fork in the Road, which helped establish them in the bluegrass scene.
What genre of music is The Infamous Stringdusters album?
The album falls into the progressive bluegrass and jamgrass genres. It heavily features acoustic string instrumentation paired with the band's signature improvisational, extended jam structures.
Who are the musicians featured on the 2008 Infamous Stringdusters album?
The album features the classic lineup of the band, including Andy Hall on dobro, Chris Pandolfi on banjo, and Jeremy Garrett on fiddle. This specific group of players is highly praised for their technical virtuosity and instrumental interplay.
Did The Infamous Stringdusters win any awards for this album?
While their previous album Fork in the Road won three International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) awards in 2007, this self-titled release helped cement their status as pioneers of modern jamgrass. The album charted well and expanded their nationwide touring base.
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