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Find album credit information for Artist's Choice: The Best Tracks (1970-1980) by Earl Scruggs on AllMusic
1. Sept. 1998 · For the Earl Scruggs Revue was a band that could dazzle, intrigue and aggravate during even the space of one album. The CD’s opening notes come off as something of a position statement. We hear a nascent Revue, joined by Byrds Roger McGuinn and Clarence White, running through Bob Dylan’s “You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere” for a TV ...
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(Clarence) brought a lot of black blues guitar playing to white acoustic bluegrass guitar, which set him apart from other players. And I have not heard anyone play electric guitar like Clarence. I remember him playing stuff in the bass register of electric guitar that I had never heard before. It was very funky, very rocky.”
Clarence White was an American guitarist, best known for being a member of The Byrds. White’s professional career began in 1962 with the Kentucky Colonels; White’s work with the Colonels ...
Artist's Choice: The Best Tracks (1970-1980) by The Eal Scruggs Revue
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