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Indian Ate The Woodchuck
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Indian Ate The Woodchuck
Album: Commonwealth
Released: Dec 11, 2008
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  • Genre: Bluegrass / Country / Roots Music

    Location LEXINGTON, Kentucky, US

    Profile Views: 39631

    Last Login: 12/31/2010

    Member Since 11/6/2006

    Website Red.State.Ramblers@gmail.com

    Record Label Old 97 Wrecords

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    "The music of the Red State Ramblers features native and adopted Kentuckians playing Kentucky tunes and songs that resonate with the truth of life lived close to the font from which this music springs. Will and Jeff grew up in the Bluegrass State, while Nikos and Kevin were inevitably drawn to the Commonwealth several years ago. This is old time music, a music that sings of the old ways in a new way that remains brilliantly alive. Old time music is the garden of delights that raised a progressive crop of genres that flowered as swing, bluegrass, rockabilly, and country. Old time music is the true vine that some folks continue to cherish, and pass on as precious heirlooms, a gift of the past to nourish us in the future." - Dr. Ron Pen, Clark County, Kentucky. (July 27, 2005) ............ .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... .... We have two albums in print. We're nearly sold out of our first, self-titled release, but you can still purchase it at our label's website:....Old 97 Wrecords Store .. .... OUR BRAND NEW ALBUM, "COMMONWEALTH," IS AVAILABLE AT OUR LABEL'S WEBSITE:.. ..Old 97 Wrecords Store ...... OR YOU CAN BUY IT AT iTUNES OR ON CDBABY:.... ..........

  • Members

    FOR BOOKINGS, USE E-MAIL ADDRESS ABOVE!!!!.. ....Will Bacon - banjo, kazoo, washboard, vocals...Kevin Kehrberg - bass, guitar, vocals...Jeff Keith - guitar, mandolin, ukulele, banjolin, spoons, vocals...Nikos Pappas - fiddle.....

  • Influences

    Coon Creek Girls, Eddie Head, W. H. Stepp, Ed Haley, Jimmie Wheeler, Steve Shindell, Buddy Thomas, Charlie and Bill Monroe, Uncle Pen, Cyril Stennett, Ward Jarvis, Alex Hood and His Railroad Boys, Dixieland Jug Blowers, Roscoe Holcomb, Jim Booker, Effie Pierson, Ward Jarvis, Roger Cooper, Edn Hammonds, Wilson Douglas, Paul David Smith, John Harrod, Bill Livers, Art Stamper, Hiram Stamper, Willy Don Stamper, Red Clay Ramblers, Jim Bowles, Clyde Davenport, Bruce Greene, and a bunch of other people you've never heard of......

  • Sounds Like

    Music from the true vine.

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