Elk River Biscuit & Gravy Band - Where Does It Go (1978 Kansas Private Country)

Artist: The Elk River Biscuit & Gravy Band Track: Where Does It Go Album: Eat It Up (Side 2, Track 2) Label: Rancher Records Catalog Number: NR9810-2 Release Year: 1978 Genre: Bluegrass / Country Rock / Private Press Songwriter: Kenny Craig Personnel: Kenny Craig - 6 & 12 String Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals Mark Kline - Fiddle, Mandolin, Vocals Steve Springer - Bass Guitar, Vocals Roger L. Cook - Drums, Lead Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar ** MIDWEST VINYL HISTORY ARCHIVE ** A classic private press bluegrass and country-rock treasure recorded entirely in the heart of the Midwest at Pie In The Sky Recorders in Manhattan, Kansas. Fusing traditional old-time styles with independent, late-70s rural rock energy, this record stands as a definitive document of the legendary independent roots scenes flourishing around Kansas college towns and local communities during the era. An expansive, introspective original country ballad running 4:27, penned by Kenny Craig. Highlighting Craig’s emotional vocal delivery, the tracking lets the musical backdrop expand with rich, layered instrumentation courtesy of Steve Springer on bass and Roger L. Cook on drums, capturing a wonderfully intimate studio space. This audio is transferred from a rare original vinyl pressing in my personal collection. All rights belong to the original artists and copyright holders.