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Clarence White 1944 1973

Once again, it’s July 15 and we want to honor the legacy of Clarence White who was killed by a drunk driver on this date in the year 19 and 73. The Tarriers was a rather popular folk group (1956 – 1965 ) featuring multi-instrumentalists Eric Weissberg and Marshall Brickman. The group performed a number of times – first in 1959 – Ed Pearl’s famed Ash Grove located at 8162 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles. On March. It’s reasonable to assume that Clarence White met the members of the Tarriers at the Ash Grove on March 8, 1963. Weissberg and Brickman – after hearing the guitar playing by the 19-year-old member of the Country Boys/Kentucky Colonels, they asked him to play on them soon to be recorded New Dimensions in Banjo and Bluegrass. The actual date of the recording is unknown but it took place in that same month of March in 1963. It was released a few months later in September. The line up of musicians was, besides Weissberg (banjo and mandolin) and Brickman (guitar and banjo), Jimmy Bond on bass, Bill Monroe alumnus, Gordon Terry on fiddle and White on the lead and rhythm guitar. One piece on the record is the well-known Farewell Blues - originally written in 1922 by members of the New Orleans Rhythm Kings. There is a home recording of Clarence practicing Farewell Blues in preparation for the session. Here is a brief clip featuring the practice version merging with the actual finished recording. bluegrass, music transcription, music lessons fiddle lessons guitar lessons blues flatpicking mandolin lessons Finale 2014 translating Scandinavian languages Blue Grass the old numbers bluegrass history Bluegrass Music mandolin bass vinyl lp Fiddle Guitar mandolin lessons Jan Johansson Bluegrass lessons guitar lessons Cary NC Raleigh NC Fiddle lessons mandolin lessons Blue Grass The Old Numbers Johansson Acoustic Music Cary NC Jan Johansson And Friends Music Editing Composing Historic music video archive Bear down