bohemian - Posted - 01/22/2012:  18:02:25

Early Seldom Scene

mdenny4 - Posted - 01/22/2012:  18:57:40

J.D. Crowe and the New South Rounder 0044- The first time I heard J.D. and for some reason, I own about three or four copies of this album.

Foggy Mountain Jamboree- My first time hearing the sound of Flatt and Scruggs. 

Foggy Mountain Banjo- What is there to be said?

Milli2 - Posted - 01/22/2012:  20:56:06

This is a fantastic topic. So much music I don't know, or I should say I know so little bluegrass tunes, and this really helps me to look for particular songs, musicians and albums. Thanks for starting this!!!

Milli.

Chris Cooper - Posted - 01/23/2012:  03:28:09

Your welcome Milli,

Precisely the reason I started the topic. 

Enjoying seeing that the old classics are still in most peoples top 5 at least! 

I recently discovered Continental Divide, loving them at the moment too.

Banjorb3 - Posted - 01/23/2012:  09:35:45

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My favorite is an old Starday double album.  I'm at work right now, so I can't grab it to get the title.  The cover features a guy sitting in a chair (face not shown) with a wreath pattern Mastertone.

The album features the likes of Buzz Busby, Connie and Babe, Jim Eanes, etc.  I like everything on it, but I suppose my favorite cut is "Me and the Juke Box."

 

Ken   

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Ken, the guy in the chair was Joe Drumright with his wreath RB-3, the banjo Richard Bailey plays now.  I heard it was for sale recently, don't know if he sold it or not.

Great stuff on that collection!

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Frank,

Thanks for the info.  It's sure hard to find bluegrass played like that anymore.

Ken

The Mighty Ant - Posted - 01/23/2012:  11:12:10

          'The Bluegrass Compact Disc."

   Tony Rice and the Bluegrass Album Band

That particular band, playing those 20 classic songs, is bluegrass music at its best as far as I am concerned

Edited by - The Mighty Ant on 01/23/2012 11:17:49

pick1936 - Posted - 01/23/2012:  13:28:48

My  Top  favorite  is     (Atlanta  is  burning)   by  The  Boys  From  Indiana.    with   Dobro  Harly  Gabbard,,   Banjo  by  the  great  (Noah  Crase)  It  was  from  one  of  Noahs  banjo  breaks,  that  helped  Bill  Keith  to  learn  His  New  style.

Nechville. In  Higginsville.

Lee  Kelso

Edited by - pick1936 on 01/23/2012 13:33:31

rfreeze - Posted - 01/23/2012:  14:24:05

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Originally posted by Banjorb

Ken, Rich Freeze here. Did you figure out the name of that Album with the song "Me and the Jukebox" With Joe Drumright on the Cover sitting in the Chair?

Thank you Rich Freeze

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Originally posted by Oldtwanger

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Originally posted by Banjorb3

My favorite is an old Starday double album.  I'm at work right now, so I can't grab it to get the title.  The cover features a guy sitting in a chair (face not shown) with a wreath pattern Mastertone.

The album features the likes of Buzz Busby, Connie and Babe, Jim Eanes, etc.  I like everything on it, but I suppose my favorite cut is "Me and the Juke Box."

 

Ken   

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Ken, the guy in the chair was Joe Drumright with his wreath RB-3, the banjo Richard Bailey plays now.  I heard it was for sale recently, don't know if he sold it or not.

Great stuff on that collection!

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Frank,

Thanks for the info.  It's sure hard to find bluegrass played like that anymore.

Ken

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Banjorb3 - Posted - 01/23/2012:  17:32:14

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Originally posted by rfreeze

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Originally posted by Banjorb

Ken, Rich Freeze here. Did you figure out the name of that Album with the song "Me and the Jukebox" With Joe Drumright on the Cover sitting in the Chair?

Thank you Rich Freeze

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Originally posted by Oldtwanger

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Originally posted by Banjorb3

My favorite is an old Starday double album.  I'm at work right now, so I can't grab it to get the title.  The cover features a guy sitting in a chair (face not shown) with a wreath pattern Mastertone.

The album features the likes of Buzz Busby, Connie and Babe, Jim Eanes, etc.  I like everything on it, but I suppose my favorite cut is "Me and the Juke Box."

 

Ken   

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Ken, the guy in the chair was Joe Drumright with his wreath RB-3, the banjo Richard Bailey plays now.  I heard it was for sale recently, don't know if he sold it or not.

Great stuff on that collection!

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Frank,

Thanks for the info.  It's sure hard to find bluegrass played like that anymore.

Ken

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Rich,

 

The album is Banjo Jamboree Spectacular, Starday SLP 136. 

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rfreeze - Posted - 01/24/2012:  12:13:20

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Thank you Ken.

Rich freeze

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Originally posted by rfreeze

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Originally posted by Banjorb

Ken, Rich Freeze here. Did you figure out the name of that Album with the song "Me and the Jukebox" With Joe Drumright on the Cover sitting in the Chair?

Thank you Rich Freeze

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Originally posted by Oldtwanger

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Originally posted by Banjorb3

My favorite is an old Starday double album.  I'm at work right now, so I can't grab it to get the title.  The cover features a guy sitting in a chair (face not shown) with a wreath pattern Mastertone.

The album features the likes of Buzz Busby, Connie and Babe, Jim Eanes, etc.  I like everything on it, but I suppose my favorite cut is "Me and the Juke Box."

 

Ken   

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Ken, the guy in the chair was Joe Drumright with his wreath RB-3, the banjo Richard Bailey plays now.  I heard it was for sale recently, don't know if he sold it or not.

Great stuff on that collection!

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Frank,

Thanks for the info.  It's sure hard to find bluegrass played like that anymore.

Ken

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Rich,

 

The album is Banjo Jamboree Spectacular, Starday SLP 136. 

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rfreeze - Posted - 01/24/2012:  14:37:20

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Ken,  I found the album.

Thanks Again

Rich Freeze

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Thank you Ken.

Rich freeze

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Originally posted by rfreeze

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Originally posted by Banjorb

Ken, Rich Freeze here. Did you figure out the name of that Album with the song "Me and the Jukebox" With Joe Drumright on the Cover sitting in the Chair?

Thank you Rich Freeze

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Originally posted by Oldtwanger

quote:

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Originally posted by Banjorb3

My favorite is an old Starday double album.  I'm at work right now, so I can't grab it to get the title.  The cover features a guy sitting in a chair (face not shown) with a wreath pattern Mastertone.

The album features the likes of Buzz Busby, Connie and Babe, Jim Eanes, etc.  I like everything on it, but I suppose my favorite cut is "Me and the Juke Box."

 

Ken   

---

Ken, the guy in the chair was Joe Drumright with his wreath RB-3, the banjo Richard Bailey plays now.  I heard it was for sale recently, don't know if he sold it or not.

Great stuff on that collection!

---

Frank,

Thanks for the info.  It's sure hard to find bluegrass played like that anymore.

Ken

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Rich,

 

The album is Banjo Jamboree Spectacular, Starday SLP 136. 

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