banjo5don - Posted - 04/30/2013:  09:46:44

Downloaded the new BXC album this a.m.  KILLER!!  Ronnie Stewart shined like a diamond all the way through and so did the rest.  One wonders how their previous work could be matched, but "Its Just A Road" not only matches but is arguably their best yet!  HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

hardcase - Posted - 05/01/2013:  05:59:55

I downloaded it last night. Yes Sir, it IS killer!! Ron can sure pull some awesome tone!

rferg - Posted - 05/01/2013:  08:03:04

Just ordered the CD.

alishabear97 - Posted - 05/02/2013:  14:05:43

Ain't got it yet, but have heard some of it! Can't wait to purchase mine! I do miss hearing Ron sing on this one! Hopefully, next time! :)

rferg - Posted - 05/06/2013:  20:04:38

It arrived in the mail today. I'm listening right now - Coal Miner's Blues, the Devil Held the Gun, Cornelia. Good stuff so far...a little different than the first two and a big variety...some blues, trains, broken hearts, lonely roads, settling down, etc. Boxcar and RS fans better try it out.

lazyarcher - Posted - 05/07/2013:  06:59:12

I 've just spent the last 3 days driving around with this playing non-stop.

Superb, killer, amazing, AAA...call it what you want...this is just some of the most classic bluegrass happening right now.

This is the BHO, so I'm really tempted to gush over Rons playing...OK, I will....its Banjo 101, time to sit down and go back to school. My goodness, he just lays it down so tastefully...but not overpowering. Its a Boxcars CD, and thats what shines.

I think its the most varied recording as far as the material goes..some of the dark ballad stuff that the boxcars excel at..but some of the lighter, bouncy classic bluegrass stuff that I love.

You gotta get this...its like BanjoDon says    'arguably their best yet '

Bribak - Posted - 05/11/2013:  22:18:56

This really is a wonderful CD.  It has now become my favorite of the three boxcar albums.

Does anyone know which banjos were played on "Coal Miner's Blues" and "Trouble in Mind"?  I especially love the tone on those two cuts.

Great job Ron!