Electric Dirt

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Electric Dirt is a roots-rock and Americana album by Levon Helm that blends blues, folk, and country influences and showcases his late-career musical resurgence.

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Electric Dirt canonical 5

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instanceOf music album
studio album
artist Levon Helm
awardReceived Grammy Award for Best Americana Album
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception positive reviews
featuresInstrument drums
guitar
horn section
mandolin
featuresVocalStyle gravelly vocals of Levon Helm
follows Dirt Farmer
genre Americana
blues
country
folk
roots rock
hasPart Golden Bird
Growing Trade
Heaven’s Pearls
I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free
Kingfish
Move Along Train
Stuff You Gotta Watch
Tennessee Jed
The Mountain
When I Go Away
You Can’t Lose What You Ain’t Never Had
hasQuality blend of traditional American music styles
roots-oriented sound
language English
locationOfStudio Woodstock, New York
mainSubject late-career musical resurgence of Levon Helm
narrativeFocus American roots themes
notableFor showcasing Levon Helm’s late-career revival
winning the first Grammy Award given in the Americana category
partOf Levon Helm discography
linked to: Levon Helm
performer Levon Helm
producer Larry Campbell
Levon Helm
publicationDate 2009
recordedIn Levon Helm Studios
recordLabel Vanguard Records

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Levon Helm notableWork Electric Dirt
Levon Helm notableWork Electric Dirt
subject linked to: Levon
Dirt Farmer followedBy Electric Dirt
Mark Lavon Helm notableWork Electric Dirt
Larry Campbell notableAlbumProduced Electric Dirt