Stanley Brothers/Ralph Stanley

In what Dr. Stanley has described as his “last gospel recording”, he gives us a wonderful mixture of old favorites and new songs. The 14 songs are book ended by the full band favorites "That Home Far Away" and "What Kind of Man,"  but it...

A number of fans and musicians have called this the “ultimate Ralph Stanley gospel album”. The wonderful selection of songs, played by the Clinch Mountain Boys in their prime, make it such. Highlights include a classic version of...

This album is considered to be one the finest of Ralph Stanley's career. Recorded in 1971, it was the first record Stanley cut for the Rebel label. Ralph's band at the time was a supergroup, including some of the finest musicians ever associated with the...

Originally released in 1988, this album has proven to be the best seller of Dr. Stanley's many fine gospel recordings. It is the only Stanley album that features Sammy Adkins as lead singer.. It also includes several notable songs that are much...

This gospel collection makes a great addition to Stanley’s vast discography. Dr. Stanley has chosen a variety of songs that range from the lined-out hymn “Why Should We Start and Fear to Die” to Dolly Parton’s “Shine On...

This gospel album captures the essence of the unique mountain sound. Backed by the Clinch Mountain Boys and augmented with some bass vocals by Shelton Feazell and George Shuffler, Dr. Stanley handles almost all of the lead vocals himself and adds some...