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  Village Records
This album from 1997 showed that there was still plenty of music to be made by this duo. Sticking with top notch songwriting as well as the kind of harmonies that made them famous they produced another gem for their fans. Members of the Skeletons as well as old friends from the Ozark Mountain Daredevils drop by and get in on the fun.

 

 
 

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  Keeper Of The Keys fan review  
  When I was transcribing lyrics for this site, I was taken aback at how well these lyrics stand up with Brewer & Shipley's more well known material.  In fact, "Cimmaron River", "Scarlett's Mountain", "& "Watching The Star's Go By" belong on a list of their best songs.  "Treehouse Brown", "Is Anybody Home", "Out Of Love", "I Think I Saw An Angel" and "When Tomorrow Comes" are definitely ones you want to hear again. They also update of a previous great tune with "Don't It Feel Like Home".  Mitch Jayne stated it best when he said Brewer & Shipley "have been assembling their careful albums with the same skill fiddle makers use."  Brewer & Shipley still have it... and a listen to this album proves it.   
 

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