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 ARCHIVED TOPIC: IBMA "Banjo Legacy of JD Crowe" discussions with Evans, Block and Stewart


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The Old Timer - Posted - 03/21/2022:  20:53:27

I just watched IBMA's post of a video Zoom discussion of Crowe's legacy with Ron Block and Ronnie Stewart moderated by Bill Evans.

There is some EXTREMELY interesting stuff here!! It's a long watch, so set some time aside to consider all the FINE POINTS these guys bring out.

facebook.com/intlbluegrass/vid...867891249

Blackjaxe47 - Posted - 03/22/2022:  09:05:44

I also watched the entire post, Bill Evans, Ron Block and Ronnie Stewart fully explain and demonstrate how far ahead of the proverbial curve J.D.Crowe accomplished. I really enjoyed watching them dissecting how J.D. accomplished the drive and volume he put out.

eagleisland - Posted - 03/22/2022:  10:41:55

Nearly 90 minutes long, and worth it.

Aradobanjo - Posted - 03/22/2022:  15:51:17

Hello,

Bluegrass Today showcased many additional players favorite licks of JD. Check the site out.

OldNavyGuy - Posted - 03/22/2022:  18:50:14

Thanks for posting.

Also a link on YouTube -

youtube.com/watch?v=kiiquj4UWKY

Aradobanjo - Posted - 03/24/2022:  04:23:13

quote:
Originally posted by Aradobanjo

Hello,



Bluegrass Today showcased many additional players favorite licks of JD. Check the site out.





Here is the link. 

 



Bluegrass Today John Lawless’s favorite JD Crow licks

arnie fleischer - Posted - 03/24/2022:  11:07:05

Great stuff.

I saw Ron Stewart with Crowe in Roanoke, VA, around 2005, not that long after Stewart joined the band on fiddle. Word was that Stewart had invigorated Crowe, and indeed the band was terrific, with Harold Nixon on bass, Dwight McCall on mandolin and Ricky Wasson on guitar and lead vocals. The musical and personal connection between Crowe and Stewart was impossible to miss.

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