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This 1994 recording finds Rose fully recovered from her 1988 near-fatal heart attack. Backed by a solid band including Herb Pederson on guitar and Byron Berline on fiddle, Rose performs old favorites (“Fried Potatoes” and “Blue Ridge Mountain Blues”) and new songs (“$35 and a Dream” and “Dusty Memories”) in her characteristic style.
$35 and a Dream. produced by Byron Berline, 1944-; performed by Rose Maddox, 1925-1998, Herb Pedersen, 1944-, John Jorgenson, 1956-, Jay Dee Maness, 1945-, Byron Berline, 1944-, Bill Bryson, 1946- and Steve Duncan (Arhoolie Records, 1994), 48 mins. This is a sample. For full access: Listen Now. Cite. Share. Playlist. Embed/Link. Select item.
Life and career. Berline was born in Caldwell, Kansas, on July 6, 1944. [1] [2] He started playing the fiddle at age five and quickly developed his talent. In 1965 he recorded the album Pickin' and Fiddlin' with the Dillards. [2] That year he met Bill Monroe at the Newport Folk Festival and was offered a job with Monroe's Bluegrass Boys, but he ...
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Again she teamed up with former Desert Rose Band members and fiddler extraordinaire Byron Berline to record her 1994 CD $35 and a Dream. This autobiography, set to music, was nominated for a Grammy in the Best Traditional Bluegrass Album category.
$35 AND A DREAM (3:48l. (David Price) CAJUN LADY (2:54) (Carl Kaye) WHERE NO ONE STANDS ALONE (3:16) (Traditional) THE PLACE WHERE LOVE COMES FROM (2:34HRick cunhal. OLD TRAIN (2:12) (Herb Pedersen) DUSTY MEMORIES (3:27) ~ (Merle Haggard) ~ Musical producer: Byron Berline (except# 13 & 14)
22. Juli 2020 · While Rose Maddox may have been overlooked by the powers that be in her long career, she did manage to secure a Grammy nomination in 1994 for ‘$35 and a Dream’ in the Best Bluegrass Album category. The album featured members of The Desert Rose Band, including Herb Pedersen but not Chris Hillman, Merle Haggard and Byron Berline ...
