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Released: Jan 1, 2007
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General Info

  • Genre: Acoustic / Americana / Bluegrass

    Location PINEVILLE, Missouri, US

    Profile Views: 12628

    Last Login: 3/2/2010

    Member Since 12/21/2007

    Record Label Tick Ridge Records

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    You may ask yourself, "Why?" Why do modern day pizza eaters sing of treeing a possum? The people in this group are mysteriously drawn to play old timey music. In fact each one in the group may be a missing link: they each seem to be transported back in time (de-evolutionized) as evidenced by the following: Jack has a fascination with chipping away at stone and spends countless hours doing so. Lee Ann has an absorption with making webs of string and bits of fluff for the purpose of making such things as cloaks. Brandy has an interest in fire and its uses in cooking. And Brandon has a continuing involvment with the wheel. Somehow this group was drawn together from various places and it seems that they were meant to be together. Notice the following: Brandy and Lee Ann both have 6 letters in their names. When the number of letters in Jacks name is subtracted from Brandons name the difference is 3...Exactly half of 6!!.....Coincidence? I think not! So this band is not to be missed by any of you hayheads out there!

  • Members

    Lee Ann Sours: fiddle, vocals, harmonica, whooper Jack Sours: Rythm Guitar, haywagon driver, whooper no mayo hold the onions Brandy Wooden: Bass with class, vocals, whooper hold the onions hold the pickles Brandon Wooden: Clawhammer banjo, mandolin, vocals, double-whooper with cheese everything on it and another one on the side!

  • Influences

    Wid and Grady, the Reel-time Travelers, Dirk Powell, Tom Brad and Alice, Old Crow Medicine Show, The Freight Hoppers, The Wilders, Rayna Gellert and Susie Goehring

  • Sounds Like

    Music you hear on the back (and front) porches in the Ozark hills, Appalachian Mountains and anywhere mountain folks get together to musically examine their heritage in America. Sounds like a pot-luck dinner at the Chicken House Opry (thanks Harold!) and the Granny Chicks theatre in Neosho Missouri. Sounds like the Johnson Family Jam and the Jam at Rick and Peggy's. Sounds like the spirit of our friends and family who love and have loved to play old-timey music.

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  • Urban Monroes



    Hello,
    We're just stopping by to say "Howdy" and thanks so much for being friends with us!
    We hope you have a great day!
    ~the Urban Monroes

    Below is a little video of the Urban Monroes in case you had not heard of the band.

    2 years ago
  • Zimm's Music and Entert…

    Thanks for joining us on Zimm's!
    Check out our new magazine
    Zimm's Music and Entertainment Review and
    our latest blog on MySpace.
    We're small right now, but thanks to the
    support of all of our friends,
    we're getting bigger and better every day!

    Leslie, Cory and Gary

    4 years ago
  • Chuck Levy

    Hey Gang,

    You've captured that fine old-time midwestern sound.
    Yee Haw!

    4 years ago
  • adam posnak

    Howdy!
    Just a quick heads up about a show tomorrow, I play at 9pm!
    Thanks,
    AdamPhotobucket

    4 years ago
  • adam posnak

    Photobucket

    5 years ago
  • Urban Monroes

    Howdy Baled Green and Wired Tight,

    We're just droppin' by to thank you kindly for adding the Urban Monroes as a friend.

    We hope you have a great day!



    ~the Urban Monroes

    5 years ago
  • Holly Reed

    I've got 3 new recordings up on my page if you'd like to hear them.

    January Wind is the story of 3 miners who in 1921, during the big coal miners strike, went out on the back of their own property to dig some coal to heat their houses.

    Smooth Sailing is a trip on a boat.

    Rq 4 Binkie is an instrumental.

    Hope to see you soon
    Love,
    Holly

    5 years ago
  • The Ozark Acoustic Root…

    From Contra Dancin' to Acapella Singin' to fiddlin' to banjoin' to gitarin' you guys are really "in"

    5 years ago
  • Peggy

    Contradancing RULES! Haven't had so much fun in years! Thanks for the music and the camaraderie, everyone!

    5 years ago
  • Ernie Hill

    Hey, who's that fiddler and guitar picker on the Bright Morning Stars pic? They look like a couple of lost Geminis! peace, ya'll please email me a pic of the hickory nuts so I can put it with rough around the edges. I seem to have lost mine on the old pc. thanks, can't wait for your next recording! Be watching for a review of your first, coming soon!

    5 years ago
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Bio:

You may ask yourself, "Why?" Why do modern day pizza eaters sing of treeing a possum? The people in this group are mysteriously drawn to play old timey music. In fact each one in the group may be a missing link: they each seem to be transported back in time (de-evolutionized) as evidenced by the following: Jack has a fascination with chipping away at stone and spends countless hours doing so. Lee Ann has an absorption with making webs of string and bits of fluff for the purpose of making such things as cloaks. Brandy has an interest in fire and its uses in cooking. And Brandon has a continuing involvment with the wheel. Somehow this group was drawn together from various places and it seems that they were meant to be together. Notice the following: Brandy and Lee Ann both have 6 letters in their names. When the number of letters in Jacks name is subtracted from Brandons name the difference is 3...Exactly half of 6!!.....Coincidence? I think not! So this band is not to be missed by any of you hayheads out there!

Member Since:

December 21, 2007

Members:

Lee Ann Sours: fiddle, vocals, harmonica, whooper Jack Sours: Rythm Guitar, haywagon driver, whooper no mayo hold the onions Brandy Wooden: Bass with class, vocals, whooper hold the onions hold the pickles Brandon Wooden: Clawhammer banjo, mandolin, vocals, double-whooper with cheese everything on it and another one on the side!

Influences:

Wid and Grady, the Reel-time Travelers, Dirk Powell, Tom Brad and Alice, Old Crow Medicine Show, The Freight Hoppers, The Wilders, Rayna Gellert and Susie Goehring

Sounds Like:

Music you hear on the back (and front) porches in the Ozark hills, Appalachian Mountains and anywhere mountain folks get together to musically examine their heritage in America. Sounds like a pot-luck dinner at the Chicken House Opry (thanks Harold!) and the Granny Chicks theatre in Neosho Missouri. Sounds like the Johnson Family Jam and the Jam at Rick and Peggy's. Sounds like the spirit of our friends and family who love and have loved to play old-timey music.

Record Label:

Tick Ridge Records

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