1865: Songs of Hope and Home from the American Civil War (Bonus Track Version)

"as in their two previous releases of American songs, American Angels and Gloryland, the singing is gorgeous, with deep, sweet feeling. By the time "Abide with Me" and "Shall We Gather at the River" roll around at the close of this album, it's quite possible you'll be sniffling” - NPR Music “First Listen” "The vocals of Anonymous 4 are precise, articulate, and warmhearted; and the addition of the lower male voice complements their tonal and emotional qualities. They are an outstanding ensemble, gorgeous and heartfelt in their harmonies and presentation” - Classical Candor "Stephen Foster’s ‘Hard Times Come Again No More’ benefits greatly from the beauty and precision of the four voices. Fiddler and banjoist Bruce Molsky lends instruments and voice, only ramping up the poignancy of Henry Clay Work’s ‘The Picture on the Wall.’ - Metroland Gift Guide "Anonymous 4 have had a storied career of zeroing in on certain eras and then exploring that period with unerring care. This time they’ve added multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Bruce Molsky to add many new colors to the quartet’s loving take on songs like “Hard Times Come Again No More” and “Abide with Me” - The Morton Report