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From 1990's " Take You to the Sky ," to recently released One Day (Fifty-Fifty Music), the band has fused an eclectic mix of traditional roots music, rock, country, soul and gospel with the high, lonesome vocal sound and instruments of bluegrass.
Northern Lights is a New England-based bluegrass band known for their creative and distinct sound. The band consists of Taylor Armerding (mandolin and vocals), Billy Henry (guitar and vocals), Oz Barron…
From 1990's "Take You to the Sky," to recently-released One Day (Fifty-Fifty Music), the band has fused an eclectic mix of traditional roots music, rock, country, soul and gospel with the high, lonesome vocal sound and instruments of bluegrass. Three of their records also reached the top ten of Bluegrass Unlimited’s National Bluegrass Survey.
Nov 25, 2019 · The Ruta Beggars perform their original fiddle tune: Little Pauline. Listen to the studio version here: http://bit.ly/RutaEPHF Thanks to Sasktel and Bamboo Shoots for the video ...
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"Guns of November" by the bluegrass band Northern Lights, from their 1994 album "Wrong Highway Blues" (Flying Fish Records)Taylor Armerding - vocals, mandoli...
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From 1990's "Take You to the Sky," to recently released One Day (Fifty-Fifty Music), the band has fused an eclectic mix of traditional roots music, rock, country, soul and gospel with the high, lonesome vocal sound and instruments of bluegrass.
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Northern Lights began in the ’70s as a bluegrass bar band called How Banks Fail (strangely appropriate today). After a lot of great years of jamming, they earned their first national recognition in 1986 when they were invited to the Best New Bluegrass Band Contest in Louisville, KY.
