After the dissolution of in 1963, went on to record two albums for . The sum of these recordings have been combined on , which showcases the smooth traditional country stylings of the older, less volatile brother. This collection is a fair sample of the country-pop style popular in the late '50s and early '60s through 's familiar voice, with a smattering of old-time religion and Appalachian yodeling. Unfortunately, these last recordings fail to display any of the excellent mandolin picking that exhibited in the previous decades and really lacks the spark and bittersweet charm of the music performed with brother . ~ Zac Johnson