The More I Learn Bryan Sutton

• 1Walkin’ Across This Land02:54
• 2Don’t Look For Me03:50
• 3Backwater Blues03:51
• 4Arkansas Traveller02:25
• 5Play Me A Record03:32
• 6Virginia Creeper04:25
• 7Chase The Moon02:51
• 8The Secesh03:15
• 9Time Has Come03:07
• 10The More I Learn04:07
• 11Presbyterian Guitar03:28
• 12Hills For The Head03:05
• 13You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go03:22
• Total Runtime44:12

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On The More I Learn, Bryan Sutton asserts himself as a songwriter and auteur in his own right - one who has assimilated wide-ranging influences in American roots music, and distilled them into something strong and very close to his heart. As a mountain musician from the bluegrass tradition, Sutton is esteemed in the school of American guitar that includes Doc Watson, Norman Blake, and Tony Rice. He has even won a Grammy for his duet recording with Watson and has brought home the International Bluegrass Music Association award for Guitarist of the Year six times and counting. After being around the songwriting culture of Nashville for years, Sutton found himself figuring out what he wanted to say, and what kind of songwriter he wanted to be. Longtime fans will be gratified that his explorations have only drawn him closer to the mountain music and bluegrass on which he was raised. Featuring such guests as Noam Pikelny (Punch Brothers) and Tim O Brien (Hot Rize), The More I Learn is one of the most honest and personal efforts the guitar virtuoso has ever put forth.

Bryan Sutton, guitar, vocals

Bryan Sutton
is the most accomplished and awarded acoustic guitarist of his generation, an innovator who bridges the bluegrass flatpicking traditions of the 20th century with the dynamic roots music scene of the 21st. His rise from buzzed-about young sideman to first-call Nashville session musician to membership in one of history’s greatest bluegrass bands has been grounded in quiet professionalism and ever-expanding musicianship.

Sutton is a Grammy Award winner and a nine-time International Bluegrass Music Association Guitar Player of the Year. But these are only the most visible signs of Sutton’s accomplishments. He inherited and internalized a technically demanding instrumental style and become for young musicians of today the same kind of model and hero that Tony Rice and Clarence White were for him. And supplementing his instrumental work, he’s now a band leader, record producer, mentor, educator and leader in online music instruction.

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