The Mountain Ramblers Vinyl Record Albums Based out of the musically hyperactive mountain area of Galax, VA, this band's early recordings are considered as important to the early beginnings of bluegrass as the first records by mandolinist Bill Monroe and his Bluegrass Boys. How and why old-time music turned into bluegrass and just how, where, and what made it do that are the topics for endless debate, much of it unfortunately carried out under the influence of moonshine. There are those that believe the term bluegrass simply came into play because fans wanted to have a way of requesting certain tunes by the popular Monroe group without irritating his obviously competitive fellow musicians, many of whom might be ex-members of his band with a chip on their shoulder. Since Monroe's band was called the Bluegrass Boys, one could ask for a bluegrass tune and most likely get the point across without having to mention Monroe's name.
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LP |
Esker Hutchins; Grandma Davis; Charlie Higgins; Mountain Ramblers; Sunny Mountain Boys |
The 37th Old-time Fiddlers Convention At Union Grove North Carolina |
1962 |
FA 2434 |
Folkways Record Label; Blue cover; Includes the six page booklet; |
NM-/NM- |
$99.99 |
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LP |
The Mountain Ramblers, Estil C. Ball & Orna Ball, Spence Moore, Wade Ward and Hobart Smith |
Blue Ridge Mountain Music |
1959 |
SD 1347 |
Atlantic Record Label; Southern Folk Heritage Series; Recorded In The Field And Edited By Alan Lomax; Track Listing: Cotton Eyed Joe, Big Tilda, Jennie Jenkins, Jimmy Stutton, John Henry, Rosewood Casket, Silly Bill, Big Ball In Boston, Chilly Winds, The Old Hickory Cane, John Brown, Poor Ellen Smith, Liza Jane, Shady Grove |
NM-/NM- |
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LP |
The Mountain Ramblers, Estil C. Ball & Orna Ball, Spence Moore, Wade Ward and Hobart Smith |
Blue Ridge Mountain Music |
1959 |
SD 1347 |
Atlantic Record Label; Album cover has minor wear; Record has minor scuffs; Southern Folk Heritage Series; Recorded In The Field And Edited By Alan Lomax; Track Listing: Cotton Eyed Joe, Big Tilda, Jennie Jenkins, Jimmy Stutton, John Henry, Rosewood Casket, Silly Bill, Big Ball In Boston, Chilly Winds, The Old Hickory Cane, John Brown, Poor Ellen Smith, Liza Jane, Shady Grove |
VG+/VG+ |
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