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MarkOne

thile rocks it.. beautiful sounds

theslothmonkey

Awesome

Jt Moses

These old videos of them are so classic. God I miss this band.

Nick McCrea

Yes, and it's unlikely that they'll ever get back together. HOWEVER, look up the Punch Brothers and prepare yourself for a splendid surprise :)

soccerchamp0511

It's the same tune as the hymn Wondrous Love. Look up the version by Matt Smith with Indelible Grace Music

soccerchamp0511

This tune is basically the same as the hymn Wondrous Love, so it's been around for a while.

Peter Putnam

Are you saying this group broke up? Darn, I just "discovered" them in the last year, are they really done?

Avery Hates

I think that's exactly what drove the group apart though. They're not accompanying him, they're just as much in the band as he is.

Legman688

Then why does it sound SO. DAMN. FAMILIAR? I could swear I heard the melody from the first half years and years ago, long before anyone had heard of Chris Thile.

Don Little

Beautifully done. Original thinking. Pretty well perfect in my opinion. I'll be buying one of their CDs for sure.

ian kazy

Check out Punch Brothers, Chris Thile's newer band, they're great

MandoPicker22

I discovered them 'late career'. Fortunately I caught them during their "Farewell for Now" tour. It the sentiment of that tour was accurate, we haven't seen the last of them. And I think this is a good bet.

Thomas Heun

I felt the same way until I realized they all have done amazing projects on their own. Now instead of one great band there are three + projects. Check out the Punch Brothers, Fiction Family, Sara Watkins, Sean Watkins and Works Progress Administration.

BJayHomeslice

and yes, i know they broke up. I forgot to add that in my comment

BJayHomeslice

I'd love to see this group publish new material, i just recently discovered them and i am obcessed with their music. He's an absolutely excellent mandolin player, and the Watkins accompany him greatly in every piece they played in. I guess i'll stick to pandora and youtube to listen to the same ole awesome songs

Christopher Arndt

I just discovered Chris Thile's instrumental album, *"Not All Who Wander are Lost."* It's a really refreshing CD that still has a good bluegrass flavor, but takes things in a non-traditional direction. Here's one of the songs on it.

brumglen

Hey Nickle Creek, if you see this we wan,t you back, you have lots of fans!!!!!!!!

rubythroatedsparrow1

@RibakTB It's an original. Thile wrote it for (if I remember correctly) a great-grandfather of his named Sam Thompson, who was also a pretty great baseball player. He said that Irish aires always reminded him of baseball so it seemed appropriate :)

Randy Metherd

I miss Nickel Creek sooo much. I've seen them twice in concert and that is the only way to truly experience their magic. When performing live, they transcend inherant boundaries associated with the studio process...a place where improve magic and sweet release ensues...

Idhron117

@toxicmegacolon That's a very common style in Irish/Folk, combining two similar songs.

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