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Pioneer of the Bluegrass Banjo in Bloomington, MN
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Pioneer of the Bluegrass Banjo in Bloomington, MN
Current price: $12.99
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Size: OS
Although credited to
Snuffy Jenkins
, this is actually an 18-song set by the full
Hired Hands
band, several of whom also take vocals, recorded at WIS in Columbia, South Carolina in October 1962. It's straightforward bluegrass with some versatility to the approach, going into instrumentals, old-timey tunes, comic numbers, and a couple tracks (
"Step It Up and Go"
and "Born in Hard Luck," both sung by
"Greasy" Medlin
) with a bluesy skiffle flavor. ~ Richie Unterberger
Snuffy Jenkins
, this is actually an 18-song set by the full
Hired Hands
band, several of whom also take vocals, recorded at WIS in Columbia, South Carolina in October 1962. It's straightforward bluegrass with some versatility to the approach, going into instrumentals, old-timey tunes, comic numbers, and a couple tracks (
"Step It Up and Go"
and "Born in Hard Luck," both sung by
"Greasy" Medlin
) with a bluesy skiffle flavor. ~ Richie Unterberger
Although credited to
Snuffy Jenkins
, this is actually an 18-song set by the full
Hired Hands
band, several of whom also take vocals, recorded at WIS in Columbia, South Carolina in October 1962. It's straightforward bluegrass with some versatility to the approach, going into instrumentals, old-timey tunes, comic numbers, and a couple tracks (
"Step It Up and Go"
and "Born in Hard Luck," both sung by
"Greasy" Medlin
) with a bluesy skiffle flavor. ~ Richie Unterberger
Snuffy Jenkins
, this is actually an 18-song set by the full
Hired Hands
band, several of whom also take vocals, recorded at WIS in Columbia, South Carolina in October 1962. It's straightforward bluegrass with some versatility to the approach, going into instrumentals, old-timey tunes, comic numbers, and a couple tracks (
"Step It Up and Go"
and "Born in Hard Luck," both sung by
"Greasy" Medlin
) with a bluesy skiffle flavor. ~ Richie Unterberger
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