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The Dismembered
Tennesseans
Tennesseans
It was back in 1945 that a group of McCallie students got together and began singing and playing a brand of Bluegrass music that has gone on now for more than 55 years. The name "Dismembered Tennesseans" seemed good enough a name for a bunch of teenagers who had no long range plans, and they sang their way through school.
But somehow the music never stopped, and the band stayed together for the next 55 years, singing and laughing their way across the country - from Florida to Washington to Ohio and Colorado and points between.
But somehow the music never stopped, and the band stayed together for the next 55 years, singing and laughing their way across the country - from Florida to Washington to Ohio and Colorado and points between.
Society for the
Preservation of Bluegrass Music of America
Preservation of Bluegrass Music of America
A native of southern California,
David Parmley was a founding member
of the internationally acclaimed,
Bluegrass Cardinals. In that association
of 18 years, the Cardinals recorded
fifteen separates projects, made
appearances on the Grand Ole Opry,
the Ralph Emory Show, even the White
House for former President, Jimmy
Carter. In 1994 David teamed up with
banjo great, Scott Vestal to form Continental Divide. The rest
is, as they say, history. Known for his soulful voice and driving
rhythm guitar, and exceptional skills as a producer, David has notched many awards, including: International Bluegrass
Music Associations "Recorded Event of the Year" 1991 and
1995. Continental Divide became an instant success with
bluegrass fans all over the world as well, claiming the
IBMA's coveted, "Emerging Artist of the Year" award in 1995.
David Parmley was a founding member
of the internationally acclaimed,
Bluegrass Cardinals. In that association
of 18 years, the Cardinals recorded
fifteen separates projects, made
appearances on the Grand Ole Opry,
the Ralph Emory Show, even the White
House for former President, Jimmy
Carter. In 1994 David teamed up with
banjo great, Scott Vestal to form Continental Divide. The rest
is, as they say, history. Known for his soulful voice and driving
rhythm guitar, and exceptional skills as a producer, David has notched many awards, including: International Bluegrass
Music Associations "Recorded Event of the Year" 1991 and
1995. Continental Divide became an instant success with
bluegrass fans all over the world as well, claiming the
IBMA's coveted, "Emerging Artist of the Year" award in 1995.
David Parmley
and
Continental Divide
and
Continental Divide
Bluegrass music has always rested on a foundation that combines the old and new, but seldom with the kind of twist embodied in the debut of Randy Waller . On the one hand, as the son of the Country Gentlemen's legendary Charlie Waller, he is an artist bearing one of the most beloved names in bluegrass history. On the other, he is a new bluegrass talent, a man who has found his own way in the world of music before returning to bluegrass.
Randy Waller
and
The Country Gentlemen
and
The Country Gentlemen
Originally formed in 1992 by P. Dickson Lester, The Mars Hill Porch Pickers
have entertained folks all around
Georgia and beyond. Their unique,
lively style, musical expertise and all
around good humor make them entertaining and fun to watch and hear. They perform regularly at the Acworth Opry, Acworth, GA.
-Richard Peoples, BlueGrassPass.com
have entertained folks all around
Georgia and beyond. Their unique,
lively style, musical expertise and all
around good humor make them entertaining and fun to watch and hear. They perform regularly at the Acworth Opry, Acworth, GA.
-Richard Peoples, BlueGrassPass.com
The
Mars Hill
Porch Pickers
Mars Hill
Porch Pickers
angiesbanjo.com
877-450-4641
877-450-4641
Kenny and Amanda
Smith Band
Smith Band
Winners of the International Bluegrass Music
Association's prestigious Emerging Artist of the Year award in 2003,
the Kenny and Amanda Smith Band combines the gutsy, heartfelt vocals, brilliant instrumental talents and a powerful, contemporary sense of song choice and arrangement into one of the most compelling new sounds in bluegrass today
Association's prestigious Emerging Artist of the Year award in 2003,
the Kenny and Amanda Smith Band combines the gutsy, heartfelt vocals, brilliant instrumental talents and a powerful, contemporary sense of song choice and arrangement into one of the most compelling new sounds in bluegrass today
Robert Feathers
At the age of 13 Robert Feathers was picked up and set on the stage to play with Bill Monroe in Disney, Oklahoma and bluegrass guitar picking has been his passion ever since. Robert plays with the James King Band from time to time and the 2nd Glance. In Feb. 2006 released his own CD, Running Waters. Robert wrote the title track "Running Waters" for the CD.
In 2005 he and Audie Blaylock hosted a flatpicking camp at LSU during the first Bluegrass on the Bayou Festival. On April 1, 2006 Robert won 1st place in the Florida Old Time Music Championship's Flatpicking Contest and is now the Florida Flatpicking Champion for 2006.
In 2005 he and Audie Blaylock hosted a flatpicking camp at LSU during the first Bluegrass on the Bayou Festival. On April 1, 2006 Robert won 1st place in the Florida Old Time Music Championship's Flatpicking Contest and is now the Florida Flatpicking Champion for 2006.
