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Drone-X - Posted - 03/02/2014: 18:23:46
Do y'all know these players?
Doc plays with the Dismembered Tennesseans. I don't know the name of Ed Brown's band.
i really like the way these old guys play
fgodbey - Posted - 03/03/2014: 07:57:53
Some will remember Ed from his association with Fred Sullivan & the albums they put out as "Brown, Sullivan & Co." Marvelous examples of melodic twin banjo playing. Ed used to come up to KY for the Festival of the Bluegrass, but I haven't seen him in years. It was always fun to pick with him; he could bear down on solid bluegrass just as easily as he could do the intricate things he & Fred recorded on "Magnum Banjos." Check here for more info on those earlier recordings:
ibiblio.org/hillwilliam/BGdisc..._band=514
--Frank
Jeff Markham - Posted - 03/03/2014: 11:36:16
The Cumberland Band also put out a 4-song recording called "ODE to OME", recorded on Ode F styles.
I got my copy through Fred Sullivan back in 2005.
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