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August 25, 2010 Music » Record Review

Jim Avett's Tribes

(Ramseur Records)

by Rick Cornell

Jim Avett's 2009 release, Jim Avett and Family, was a record that, while maybe not 40-some years in the making, was probably 40-some years in the considering. With the album's slate of gospel standards, the patriarch of North Carolina's most popular export…

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