SHADY MOUNTAIN RAMBLERS Nobody's Business HERITAGE RECS Bluegrass Tommy Jarrell
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Oct 8, 2015
Sold Date
Oct 1, 2015
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The Shady Mountain Ramblers - Nobody's Business LP (Heritage Records XXXI)
Rare Heritage Records LP by Blue Ridge Mountain North Carolina natives The Shady Mountain Ramblers, a traditional old-time mountain bluegrass quartet that existed from 1971 until some time after this album's release in 1980. From 1974 to 2008 Heritage Records documented rural artists in the south eastern folk and bluegrass world.Chester McMillian (The Shady Mountain Ramblers guitarist) recorded as a member of banjo player Tommy Jarrell's band from about 1965-1980 as well as with Kyle Creed, Fred Cockerham and others. LP is VG to VG+/Cover is VG.
Tracks are
1. Walking In My Sleep
2. Nobody's Business
3. Sally Goodin'
4. Just Because
5. Sunny Home In Dixie
6. Over The Waves Waltz
7. West Virginia Farewell
8. Ruby
9. Silly Bill
1. Sweet By And By
2. Sugar Hill
3. Twinkle Little Star
4. Fall On My Knees
5. Red Wing
6. Sally Ann
7. Train 45
8. Step Back
9. Home Sweet Home
Artists include:
Guitar – Chester McMillian
Banjo, Vocals – Tom Norman
Bass, Vocals – Audine Lineberry
Fiddle, Vocals – Whit Sizemore
Producer – Fred WIlliams
From the album notes by Roger Wilson:
The Shady Mountain Ramblers are generally recognized in the Grayson and Carroll County area as one of the pacesetters in the traditional old-time music field.
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