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September 16, 1940 (age 83) Hollywood, California. Genres. Bluegrass music, country music. Occupation (s) Musician. Instrument (s) Bass, guitar. Roger Bush (born September 16, 1940 [1]) is an American bassist and guitarist .
Da bereits Formationen mit dem Namen „The Country Boys“ existierten, nannte man sich in Kentucky Colonels um. Die Erstbesetzung unter diesem Namen bestand aus Clarence White, Billy Ray Lathum, LeRoy Mack und Roger Bush. Gelegentlich wurden sie durch den Fiddler Bobby Sloan unterstützt.
- 1965
- Bluegrass
- 1962
- Clarence White
5. Juli 2023 · His replacement, Roger Bush, was a 21-year-old California native who had played with the Green Mountain Boys, a band he helped form after graduating from high school. Bush stayed with The Country Boys/Kentucky Colonels until the latter part of 1965, at which time he and Clarence White joined a country band called Trio. In 1969 he ...
Methodist minister. Retirement. Honours. Publications. References. Roger Bush OBE (1918–2000) was a British -born Australian Methodist minister and media personality. [1] Early life. Bush was born in England and his family migrated to Sydney, Australia, the following year. He was the oldest of a family of four and had two brothers and a sister.
Real Name: Roger Bush. Profile: American bluegrass upright bassist. In Groups: Country Gazette, Dave Ferguson And His Friends, The Doug Dillard Expedition, The Flying Burrito Bros, The Kentucky Colonels, The Country Boys (14) Variations: Viewing All | Roger Bush.
Bassist and banjoist Roger Bush joined the band in 1961 after Eric dropped out to marry. The group cut its first album on Briar Records, which changed the name of the group into The Kentucky Colonels. In 1963, fiddler Bobby Slone joined and they kept on playing and recording until 1965. They appeared in two episodes of "The Andy Griffith Show ...
Roger Bush is one of the blue bloods of the California bluegrass scene. Beginning in the late fifties as a banjo and a guitar player, he was recruited by Roland and Clarence White to join their emerging group, The Kentucky Colonels, as a bass player and singer.
