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Bill Monroe Southern Folklife Collection Holdings. 1. Monroe, Bill.unknown. Old Time Record Review. FT 1612. 2. Monroe, Bill. unknown.
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Extractions: 1. Monroe, Bill. unknown. Old Time Record Review. Program 2:3. Hillbilly String Bands. FT 1612 2. Monroe, Bill. unknown. Jonathan Edwards Memorial Foundation 63. Folk Voice No. 22. FT 2516 3. Monroe, Bill. February 17, 1951. Jonathan Edwards Memorial Foundation #120. Miscellaneous Commerical Cowboy and Western. Radio Broadcasts. FT 2574 4. Monroe, Bill. 1950s. Jonathan Edwards Memorial Foundation #177. : Unidentified Fiddler and Bill Monroe. Grand Ole Opry Radio Shows. FT 2633 5. Monroe, Bill. 1978. Bill Monroe with Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. The Original Blue Grass Band. (Columbia P 13911). Somerville: Rounder. FC 1945 6. Monroe, Bill. 1980. Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys: The Classic Bluegrass Recordings Volume 1. (P 15277). Floyd, VA: Country FC 1990 7. Monroe, Bill. 1980. Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys: The Classic Bluegrass Recordings Volume 1I. (P 15278). Floyd, VA: Country. FC 1991 8. Monroe, Bill. 1984. Bill Monroe. (FC 38904). New York: Columbia Broadcasting System. FC 2560
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BILL MONROE
BILL MONROE (1911 1996). (born September 13, 1911, Rosine, Kentucky;died September 9, 1996, Springfield, Tennessee) In 1938, William
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Extractions: died September 9, 1996, Springfield, Tennessee) I n 1938, William Smith Monroe named his band the Blue Grass Boys in honor of his home state (Kentucky) and their distinctive brand of music came to identify a style, of which Bill Monroe is the father. Although he played several string instruments, the mandolin became his primary vehicle and basic sound of Bluegrass. The Blue Grass Boys made their first appearance in October 1939 on WSMs Grand Ole Opry after Bill had attained prominence as part of the Monroe Brothers. He and brother Charlie (1903 - 1975) recorded 60 songs for Bluebird Records between 1936 and 1938, including Kentucky Waltz, which he wrote. Monroe has inspired countless pickers and will forever be remembered for that High and Lonesome Sound.
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Bill Monroe
BILL MONROE A Banjo Players Appreciation By Ira Gitlin. On the band.Bill Monroe was, by all accounts, a complex man. Reportedly
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Extractions: More than a singer, mandolinist, composer, and bandleader, Monroe was a visionary. His goal was to create a portrait of the rural life and old-time music that had nurtured him. What he ended up with was more like an impressionist canvas than a photograph: it possessed an artistic truth more powerful than any mere literalism could have been. So compelling was Monroe's vision, in fact, that countless fans and musicians have accepted it as the real thing, taken it for their very own, and allowed it to change their lives. This compulsion to show the world that he had the right stuff shines n Monroe's music not just in the higher keys and faster tempos, but especially in the indefinable rhythmic push, that "drive" that Scruggs-style banjo needs behind it. Monroe gave Scruggs more than just a 50,000-watt podium from which to address the world. He gave him a musical setting that supported his banjo genius as no other band could have done, as well as a resonant cultural context that imbued it with meaning. Now, fifty years later, the Scruggs-Monroe combination seems as inevitable, as right as bacon and eggs, bagels and lox. But what if...? What "if" Scruggs whose shy and retiring nature contrasts so strongly with Bill Monroe's had not decided to audition with the Blue Grass Boys? Without a Monroe to grab the public by the collar and insist, "You-all have "got" to listen to this boy!", Scruggs might have been merely a brilliant footnote in country music history. And then what?
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BILL MONROE - The Father Of Bluegrass
A brief biography from the American Music Archives.
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Extractions: The Father Of Bluegrass William Smith Monroe was born September 13, 1911 and grew up on his family's 650 acre farm just outside Rosine, Kentucky, where his father, James "Buck" Monroe, farmed, operated a sawmill and mined coal; his mother, Malissa Vandiver Monroe, raised poultry and tended to her husband and eight children. Of the six Monroe boys, Bill was the youngest, eight years the junior of his nearest sibling, Charlie, and between the sizable age gap between him and the rest of his brothers and sisters, and the fact that his extremely poor eyesight prevented him from playing most sports (especially his favorite, baseball), Bill spent a considerable amount of time on his own. Quite early on, he became fascinated by the music which abounded in the Monroe home - the old-time ballads sung by his accordion-playing mother, and the wonderful fiddle tunes he heard whenever Malissa's brother Pendleton would come by for a visit. Bill loved the sound of the fiddle and longed to learn how to play it, but that was his brother Birch's instrument. Guitar was his next choice, but Charlie was the guitarist in the family. That left Bill with the only other stringed instrument in the house - a mandolin. If he learned it, he figured, at least he could play along Charlie and Birch. And so, at age ten, he began to teach himself, picking out melodies he heard on the fiddle and learning to keep a rhythm. As he got better, Charlie let him play his guitar, and it was on that guitar that Bill made his first public appearances when he was barely a teenager, accompanying Uncle Pen at square dances around the country and sharing in the sheer joy that his uncle got out of entertaining.

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