Alex H. Moderator Staff member Mar 29, 2012 #1 A legend, gone at 88. LINK I was lucky enough to see him in concert twice, one of those a shared bill with Ralph Stanley. Last edited: Mar 29, 2012
A legend, gone at 88. LINK I was lucky enough to see him in concert twice, one of those a shared bill with Ralph Stanley.
Postmaster Dark Side of the Camera Mar 29, 2012 #2 Ohhhh - I´m a big Bluegrass fan and even play some mandolin myself - this is a sad day. Frank
snowleopard Well-known member Mar 30, 2012 #4 Along with Lester Flatt (and Bill Monroe), he was one of the most pioneering names in Bluegrass, ever. He basically changed music, and will be forever remembered. RIP Earl.
Along with Lester Flatt (and Bill Monroe), he was one of the most pioneering names in Bluegrass, ever. He basically changed music, and will be forever remembered. RIP Earl.