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Jambalaya (Hank Williams cover) by Emmylou Harris (featuring Rodney Crowell) from the album Elite Hotel
Bob Dylan - Main Title Theme (Billy)
ROLLING STONES TRIVIA: BYRON BERLINE
ROLLING STONES TRIVIA: BYRON BERLINE
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Byron Berline, a renowned fiddler who played with bluegrass greats like Bill Monroe as well as rock legends like the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, died Saturday, according to family social media po…
Former Blue Grass Boy Byron Berline Dead at 77
- Fiddler also played with Bob Dylan, Elton John, the Flying Burrito Brothers and others
Fiddler Byron Berline has died.
Berline, who was 77, died July 10 “from recent medical issues,” according to the Walnut Valley Festival, where the fiddler had played 35 times.
“Everyone at Walnut Valley sends prayers and thoughts to the Byron Berline family,” said a statement on the festival Facebook page.
Tommy Emmanuel said Berline was “a giant among us,” and that feeling led the guitarist to write “Tall Fiddler” in his honor.
“He was sincere, sensitive, funny and humbly walked this earth and inspired all of us out here,” Emmanuel wrote on social media. “His dedication to spreading good music to the masses was powerful and a great example to follow.”
Berline joined Bill Monroe’s Blue Grass Boys in 1967 and went on to play with the Dillards, Bob Dylan, Elton John, the Flying Burrito Brothers, the Rolling Stones, Sam Bush and Tim O’Brien among others.
“There was no finer fiddler,” O’Brien said on Facebook. “If Byron was around, you knew things would work out and the music would be good.”
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s John McEuen eulogized Berline as a “friend to many and fiddler ex·tra·or·di·naire,” in a Facebook post.
“We will miss him and his music,” McEuen wrote. “He left behind a lot of great recordings and was incredible.”
7/12/21
Famous fiddler Byron Berline, who owned the Double Stop Fiddle Shop in Guthrie, has died at the age of 77.
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A BIT OF HISTORY: BYRON BERLINE
A BIT OF HISTORY: BYRON BERLINE
American fiddle player who guested on ‘Country Honk’ (from the LET IT BLEED album, 1969), and also on Bill Wyman’s first solo album MONKEY GRIP, released in 1974 (fiddle on ‘Pussy’ and ‘What A Blow’) EPSON MFP image
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Byron Berline unlocks the door to his new shop in Guthrie, OK
https://youtu.be/xUh9KrZYcSg Up close view of Byron Berline's safes rescued, opened
April 15, 2019 Byron Berline rises from the ashes
“...in disbelief of what fierce winds and a stray cigarette had caused, just 24 hours before.
There is one more motherload of entertainment scheduled in Guthrie, OK, with all proceeds to go to Byron Berline. Appearing on May 7 with Berline and his band will be Vince Gill, Turnpike Troubadors, and Larry Gatlin. Berline has touched many in his life of music ,and it shows through the support.”
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9 comments “ As I write this, I am sad twice more over the loss suffered by banjo master Randal Morton in a mysterious fire this past weekend. Mysterious? Not really. Molotov cocktail to the residence next door, and it also burned Randal's home.
Randal did rescue the banjos. I hope he got them all! His hand was injured but he and Henrietta escaped with the dog and their lives.
https://youtu.be/xUh9KrZYcSg Up close view of Byron Berline's safes rescued, opened
Zen Gospel Singing (Now I'm A Buddhist) - Bryan Bowers, autoharp
21 Comments “... the Seldom Scene are backing Bryan up” “yup, they did it too, on their album "Until We Get It Right".
Mark Graham is the author, I believe. He played with a string band from Boston called "The Chicken Chokers." + “ It was written by Mark Graham of Seattle who is also a jaw-dropping harmonica player.”
Another well-known cover version by Bryan Bowers is available on his 1990 album, "By Heart".
Zen Gospel Singing · The Limeliters Singing For The Fun ℗ 1992 GNP Crescendo Record Co., Inc. Released on: 1996-06-02
Zen Gospel Singing · Bryan Bowers By Heart ℗ 1984 Rounder Records Manufactured and distributed by Concord Music Group Released on: 1984-01-01