Bill Monroe Danny Boy session 1961 (or so I've been told)
Bill Monroe Danny Boy session 1961 (or so I've been told)
From Bean Blossom...many "Blue Moons" ago.
"Always remember...no matter where you go...there you will be".
And another from Bean Blossom some time ago.
"Always remember...no matter where you go...there you will be".
Just one more...
"Always remember...no matter where you go...there you will be".
Is that Marty Stuart on mandolin?Originally Posted by (tnbluegrasser @ Aug. 12 2008, 09:36)
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Is that Marty Stuart on mandolin?[/QUOTE]
I belive it is. I obtained a set of pictures from an older VP in our company from Chicago. He went to Bean Blossom in the 70's while in college. He wasn't able to provide details of who was in the pictures. BTW, it is obvious he reversed the "Marty Stuart" pic as they are represented as being all "lefties".
Here's just one more from the collection.
"Always remember...no matter where you go...there you will be".
Mike Garris on bass...that's on the Del McCoury pic...
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Photo mirrored or reversed, right? Man, I love these photos.Originally Posted by
David Mehaffey
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...I wonder how the old folks are at home...
That original photo (Marty Stuart) was reversed during the developing process in the 70's. Again, I received these photos from digital scans by the original photographer. He did a great job. I'm thankful he shared them with me as he is not "into" this style of music and I'm sure no one else has seen these images until now.Originally Posted by (David M. @ Aug. 13 2008, 11:29)
"Always remember...no matter where you go...there you will be".
I wasn't there, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn last night.
Marty, Blake Williams, Curly Sechler ? Lester Flatt.
Here is one of the King of Bluegrass around 1968 when he found out I was recording his show with my reel tape recorder. He made me turn it off. Next show I kept it running with a cover over it so he couldn't see it running.
Here is now Father of Bluegrass with the '68 line up of Roland White,guitar, Kenny Baker back on fiddle,Vic Jordan on banjo and James Monroe on bass. Great band that year.
Here is a rare photo of Monroe playing one of his Monroe model mandolins on stage.
A rare shot of Monroe playing Loar No. 73005 during the time his were in for firepoker repairs at Gibson.
That's priceless!Originally Posted by (f5loar @ Aug. 20 2008, 22:56)
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Tom,
You're lucky; the King of Bluegrass dealt with another offending tape recorder by just kicking it off the edge of the stage. The owner found the remains lying on the ground in front of the stage when he returned from a visit to the nearest porti-san.
At Indian Springs in '76 (I think), I found Bill Monroe, Kenny Baker and some other folks sitting around a picnic table playing fiddle tunes. Took some Ektachrome shots by the light of the Coleman lantern.
Here's another one ...
Great shot of Kenny with the ciggy hanging out!
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Buck White and the girls at the same festival. They were called the "Down Home Folks" then - not "The Whites."
Anybody know the name of the guy with Mr. Monroe? He was a fixture at the festivals I attended, and seemed to know a lot of folks.
At Callaway (Take-It-Easy Ranch) he was playing a Boone's Farm F5th.
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