I'm Walkin' - Music
I'm Walkin' by J.D. Crowe And The New South
J.D. Crowe And The New South
Artist Biography For J.D. Crowe And The New South
The New South Is A Bluegrass Band Formed Around 1973 By Banjo Player J. D. Crowe. Their First Two Albums Bluegrass Evolution And The Eponymous Record Known By The Album Number "Rounder 0044 " Established Them As A Dominant Force In Bluegrass Though The Two Albums Are Wildly Different. The New South Have Recorded And Toured With A Variety Of Different Lineups. One Of The Most Notable Lineup Changes Came In 2002 When The Entire Band Quit Out Of Desire For A More Active Performing Schedule Forming The Band Wildfire. Crowe Quickly Found Replacements Rehiring Mandolinist/vocalist Dwight McCall And Guitarist/ Vocalist Rickey Wasson Who Had Both Been Members Previously And The New South Has Continued A Moderate Performance Schedule. Current And Past Members Include J.D. Crowe Doyle Lawson Tony Rice Larry Rice Bobby Slone Ricky Skaggs Jerry Douglas Keith Whitley Jimmy Gaudreau Mike Gregory Steve Bryant Tony King Phil Leadbetter Robert Hale Darrell Webb Curt Chapman Barry Crabtree Dwight McCall Rickey Wasson Harold Nixon And Ron Stewart.
46 Similar Tracks:
J.D. Crowe And The New South - Nashville Blues J.D. Crowe And The New South - Cryin' Holy The Bluegrass Cardinals - Girl At The Crossroads Bar Dry Branch Fire Squad - Unwed Fathers Hylo Brown - The Girl In The Blue Velvet Band Hylo Brown - Lovesick And Sorrow The Nashville Bluegrass Band - Just Like A Fiddle The Bluegrass Album Band - Age The Bluegrass Album Band - Devil In Disguise Dry Branch Fire Squad - Carolyn At The Broken Wheel Inn Hot Rize - Durham's Reel The Nashville Bluegrass Band - Red Clay Halo Foghorn Stringband - Drunkard's Dream The Kentucky Colonels - The Fugitive Foghorn Stringband - Let Me Fall Hot Rize - Ninety Nine Years and One Dark Day Larry Cordle & Lonesome Standard Time - Carolyn At The Broken Wheel Inn Doyle Lawson - Georgia Cracker Larry Cordle & Lonesome Standard Time - Cleanin' Off The Porch Uncle Earl - Streak O' Lean, Streak O' Fat J.D. Crowe And The New South - Miner's Lady J.D. Crowe And The New South - How Come You Do Me J.D. Crowe And The New South - Preaching, Praying, Singing Bad Livers - Alambama Jubilee Bad Livers - Medley Keith Little - Chief Sitting Bull Keith Little - Been All Around This World Don Reno & Red Smiley - Under The Double Eagle Don Reno & Red Smiley - How I Miss My Darling Mother The SteelDrivers - How Long Have I Been Your Fool The SteelDrivers - Wearin' A Hole Hobo Jack Adkins - House Is Not Built By Man Hobo Jack Adkins - Lonesome Old Road Hobo Jack Adkins - Say They Buried My Heart Hobo Jack Adkins - Have Mercy On The USA Hobo Jack Adkins - Say What You Will Hobo Jack Adkins - Kentucky Moonshine Hobo Jack Adkins - I'll Be Long Gone Hobo Jack Adkins - Mother's Advice Hobo Jack Adkins - Two Coats Hobo Jack Adkins - Sweet, Sweet Home Hobo Jack Adkins - Just Wishing Hobo Jack Adkins - Mountain Music Hobo Jack Adkins - Four Little Words Hobo Jack Adkins - Country Boy Went To Town Hobo Jack Adkins - Union Man
POPULAR
TRACKS
MIXES
ALBUMS
Video 1 : 50
Music Tags for J.D. Crowe And The New South:
Biography - J.D. Crowe And The New South
The New South Is A Bluegrass Band Formed Around 1973 By Banjo Player J. D. Crowe. Their First Two Albums Bluegrass Evolution And The Eponymous Record Known By The Album Number "Rounder 0044 " Established Them As A Dominant Force In Bluegrass Though The Two Albums Are Wildly Different. The New South Have Recorded And Toured With A Variety Of Different Lineups. One Of The Most Notable Lineup Changes Came In 2002 When The Entire Band Quit Out Of Desire For A More Active Performing Schedule Forming The Band Wildfire. Crowe Quickly Found Replacements Rehiring Mandolinist/vocalist Dwight McCall And Guitarist/ Vocalist Rickey Wasson Who Had Both Been Members Previously And The New South Has Continued A Moderate Performance Schedule. Current And Past Members Include J.D. Crowe Doyle Lawson Tony Rice Larry Rice Bobby Slone Ricky Skaggs Jerry Douglas Keith Whitley Jimmy Gaudreau Mike Gregory Steve Bryant Tony King Phil Leadbetter Robert Hale Darrell Webb Curt Chapman Barry Crabtree Dwight McCall Rickey Wasson Harold Nixon And Ron Stewart.
read less
read more
16 Similar Artists To J.D. Crowe And The New South - Frogtoon Music
Don Reno & Red Smiley Jim Eanes And His Shenandoah Valley Boys Snuffy Jenkins Josh Graves Open Road The Wells Family Ross Nickerson Bobby Osborne Monroe Crossing Lonesome Standard Time Earl Lee Grace Uncle Monk Kickin Grass Larry Richardson Stringbean NewFound Road.