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Topic: Looking for Bluegrass Recommendations |
Marc Muller
From:
Neptune,NJ USA
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Posted 9 Aug 2001 10:58 am |
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| The first "Will the Circle be Unbroken" introduced me to bluegrass, and for that it will always be a special record to me. |
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Kevin Walker
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Roanoke,VA. UNITED STATES
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Posted 9 Aug 2001 8:05 pm
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Pick-up any Flatt and Scruggs, the two or three albums The Dillards had out and early Jim and Jesse and The Virginia Boys, if you're looking for traditional. Pick-up some of Tony Rices' recordings or Dan McCrary or Bill Keith, possibly even Bobby Thompson; if you can find any, if you're looking for a newer approach. There are scads of others, like anything, you'll just have to hunt. You may want to check with a business called County Sales in Floyd,VA. They have alot of hard to find bluegrass. By the way, if you're looking for a recent recording, try Dan Tyminskis' CARRY ME ACROSS THE MOUNTAIN, you won't be disappointed.
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Deana Clark
From:
Beverly, Ohio., USA
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Posted 13 Aug 2001 4:49 am
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Just to put in my two cents worth..
Rhonda Vincent, Del McCurry Band, Mike Snyder, III Time Out, Doyle Lawson, The Osborne Bro's, and definately Mountain Heart. |
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Marian Jerrell
From:
Lancaster,PA, USA
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Posted 16 Aug 2001 5:35 pm
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| Patrick, Bluegrass means: The Original Seldom Scene Ralph Stanley Roy Acuff and the Dobro Any "fiddlin' by Curly Ray Kline "Little Roy" Lewis and his Banjo |
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Rich Paton
From:
Santa Maria, CA.,
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Posted 17 Aug 2001 4:16 pm
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| Nashville Bluegrass Band, Laurel Canyon Ramblers, the CD "Acoustic" by Gregg Harris, to list the but tip of the huge iceberg. |
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