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Jan 27, 2007 · The Great Speckled Bird - Charlie Monroe's Boys: 18: No Home, No Place To Pillow My Heart - Charlie Monroe's Boys: 19: New River Train - The Monroe Brothers: 20: Once I Had A Darling Mother - Charlie Monroe's Boys: 21: On the Banks of the Ohio - The Monroe Brothers: 22: Weeping Willow Tree - The Monroe Brothers: 23: Just A Song Of Old Kentucky ...
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Although RCA released "The Essential Bill Monroe & the Monroe Brothers" a few years back, this release, the first of four that promise to collect all of the duo's RCA/Bluebird sides, carries the added strength of Charles Wolfe's superlative notes. This is a must-have release for lovers of powerful traditional music.
American roots music has seen its fair share of beloved duos over the years—from The Monroe Brothers and Flatt & Scruggs to modern-day pairs like Milk Carton Kids and The War and Treaty—but few leave audiences as amazed as Rob Ickes and Trey Hensley. Built on the interplay of Ickes’s Dobro and Hensley’s six-string guitar, the only thing outshining the virtuosity of this group’s ...
The two brothers were firmly in the tradition of southern "brother acts," singing in close harmony while accompanying themselves, Charlie on guitar and Bill on mandolin. They would part in 1938, both to start their own groups. Bill Monroe would gain the lion's share of fame, setting the stage in the early 1940s for the sound that would come to ...
Years active. 1920s–1957; 1972–1974. Labels. Decca Records. Charlie Monroe (July 4, 1903 [1] – September 27, 1975) was an American country and bluegrass music guitarist. Charlie performed with his brother, Bill, as part of the Monroe Brothers. [2] He later formed his own group, Charlie Monroe & the Kentucky Pardners.