1977 US Original, First Label With Just Lower Rim Text. Light Sleeve Rash, Cover Vibrant Closer To EX/NM-. "A More Appropriate Title For This Album Would Have Been "Country Store, Live, But The Banjo Player Couldn't Make It So We Substituted Somebody Just As Good." Meaning This Is A Country Store Lineup That Matches The Incredible Mandolinist Jimmy Gaudreau, A Regular Member Of The Band, With Banjo Hotshot Alan Munde, Lured Over From His Regular Group Of The Time, Country Gazette, To Fill The Slot Left By Missing Banjo Man Jimmy Arnold. On Paper It Might Seem Like Exchanging One Delicious Orange For Another, But This Album Results From A Live Festival Appearance; The Time Pressures Associated For Gigs Such As This Meant Only Minimal Rehearsal And A Subsequent Dependency On Tunes Bluegrass Listeners May Decide They Have Heard One Too Many Times, Despite The Fires That Are Lit. What Really Should Keep This Recording Out Of The Pile Of Bluegrass Rejects Is The Wonderful Singing From Keith Whitley. A Frontman As Good As Him Has The Ability To Pull Together Even A Completely Ad-hoc Grouping, So Keeping Things Going With Only A Substitute Banjo Player Is No Problem." AMG - Eugene Chadbourne.