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Charles Samuel Bush (born April 13, 1952) is an American mandolinist who is considered an originator of progressive bluegrass music. In 2020, he was inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame as a member of New Grass Revival. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame a second time in 2023 as a solo artist. History.
Sam Bush (* 13. April 1952 in Bowling Green (Kentucky)) ist ein US-amerikanischer Bluegrass -Musiker. Sam Bush spielt Mandoline, Geige, Gitarre, Banjo und singt. Von 1971 bis 1989 gehörte er der von ihm mitbegründeten Band New Grass Revival an. 1985 veröffentlichte Sam Bush sein erstes Solo-Album.
Fiddler Stuart Duncan's ever present lines thoroughly enhance Grier's ideas and mandolinists Mike Compton and Sam Bush utilize their opportunities to punctuate each tune to which they contribute. David Grier is a rising star in bluegrass and LONE SOLDIER is a definitive step in that direction.
Lone Soldier, Reprise Musician(s): David Grier - Acoustic Guitar. Mike Compton - Mandolin. Sam Bush - Mandolin. Ronnie McCoury - Mandolin. Adam Steffey - Mandolin. Bela Fleck - Banjo. Craig Smith - Banjo. Mark Schatz - Frailing Banjo. Stuart Duncan - Fiddle. Victor Wooten - Electric & Acoustic Bass. Gene Libbea - Bass, Piano.
Lone Soldier; Lone Soldier, Reprise; Musician(s): David Grier - Acoustic Guitar. Mike Compton - Mandolin. Sam Bush - Mandolin. Ronnie McCoury - Mandolin. Adam Steffey - Mandolin. Bela Fleck - Banjo. Craig Smith - Banjo. Mark Schatz - Frailing Banjo. Stuart Duncan - Fiddle. Victor Wooten - Electric & Acoustic Bass. Gene Libbea - Bass, Piano.
12. Feb. 2019 · Written, produced, and directed by Wayne Franklin and Kris Wheeler, Revival, which has garnered its fair share of well-deserved accolades and awards, chronicles Sam Bush’s life, and that of his bandmates, as they worked their way up against an initially reluctant industry that had no idea what to make of a band that turned up the volume while bucking tradition.
