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Old Home Place by J.D. Crowe & The New South
J.D. Crowe & The New South
Artist Biography For J.D. Crowe & The New South
J.D. Crowe & The New South Is A Bluegrass Band Formed In 1971 By Banjo Player J. D. Crowe Born James Dee Crowe On August 27 1937 Died December 24 2021 . Crowe Began Playing The Banjo Early On And Was Offered A Job With Jimmy Martin's Sunny Mountain Boys In Mid 1950s. He Cut His First Recordings With Jimmy Martin On December 1 1956 And His Last On August 17 1960 Recording A Total Of 33 Songs On Decca Records. In The Late 1960s Crowe Formed The Kentucky Mountain Boys Principally Performing In The Lexington Kentucky Region. By The Early 1970s Crowe Changed The Band's Name To The New South And Included Material From Rock And Country Music Sources. Crowe's New South Band Is Widely Considered One Of The Most Influential Bluegrass Groups Since The 1970s. Many Influential Musicians Have Been A Part Of The Band Over The Years Including Keith Whitley Ricky Skaggs Tony Rice Jerry Douglas And Doyle Lawson.
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Biography - J.D. Crowe & The New South
J.D. Crowe & The New South Is A Bluegrass Band Formed In 1971 By Banjo Player J. D. Crowe Born James Dee Crowe On August 27 1937 Died December 24 2021 . Crowe Began Playing The Banjo Early On And Was Offered A Job With Jimmy Martin's Sunny Mountain Boys In Mid 1950s. He Cut His First Recordings With Jimmy Martin On December 1 1956 And His Last On August 17 1960 Recording A Total Of 33 Songs On Decca Records. In The Late 1960s Crowe Formed The Kentucky Mountain Boys Principally Performing In The Lexington Kentucky Region. By The Early 1970s Crowe Changed The Band's Name To The New South And Included Material From Rock And Country Music Sources. Crowe's New South Band Is Widely Considered One Of The Most Influential Bluegrass Groups Since The 1970s. Many Influential Musicians Have Been A Part Of The Band Over The Years Including Keith Whitley Ricky Skaggs Tony Rice Jerry Douglas And Doyle Lawson.
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