What makes Full Moon on the Farm by Norman Blake notable?

'Full Moon on the Farm' is notable for its authentic representation of American roots music during a time when such styles were gaining renewed interest. It received positive critical reception, helping to establish Blake as an influential figure in the acoustic and traditional music revival of the early '80s. Released in 1981, 'Full Moon on the Farm' was Norman Blake's first album after his acclaimed work with the band The Rising Sons and his involvement in the soundtracks for films like 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?'. This album solidified his presence as a solo artist in the Americana and country music scene, showcasing his storytelling ability and musicianship.