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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Byron_BerlineByron Berline - Wikipedia

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   Byron Douglas Berline (July 6, 1944 – July 10, 2021) was an American fiddle player who played many American music styles, including old time, ragtime, bluegrass, Cajun, country, and rock.

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3. www.nytimes.com › music › byron-berline-deadByron Berline, Master of the Bluegrass Fiddle, Dies at 77

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   Jul 12, 2021 · Byron Berline, the acclaimed bluegrass fiddle player who expanded the vocabulary of his instrument while also establishing it as an integral voice in country-rock on recordings by Bob...

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4. bluegrasstoday.com › rip-byron-berline-fiddler-whoRIP Byron Berline, fiddler who seemed larger than life

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   Jul 11, 2021 · Byron Berline, who died Saturday at 77 — just four days after his birthday — was both of those. His resume, his kindness, and his talent made him seem larger than life. That makes his passing, after a short hospitalization, sting even more.

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6. www.oklahoman.com › story › newsByron Berline, legendary Oklahoma fiddle player, dead at 77

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   Jul 11, 2021 · Byron Berline, the legendary fiddler player, owner of Guthrie’s Double Stop Fiddle Shop and beloved member of the bluegrass community whose life in music once led him to a recording session with The Rolling Stones, died over the weekend. He was 77.

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7. variety.com › 2021 › musicByron Berline Dead at 77: Renowned Fiddler Recorded With ...

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   Jul 12, 2021 · Berline was a versatile musician who played with bluegrass legends and rock icons, such as the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan. He also owned a famous fiddle shop in Oklahoma and wrote an autobiography about his career.

8. www.thetimes.co.uk › article › byron-berlineByron Berline obituary - The Times & The Sunday Times

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   OBITUARY. Byron Berline obituary. Acclaimed bluegrass fiddler who added a back-porch country flavour to recordings with Elton John and the Rolling Stones. Monday August 02 2021, 5.00pm, The...

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   Who was Byron Berline?

   • Byron Berline, the legendary fiddler player, owner of Guthrie’s Double Stop Fiddle Shop and beloved member of the bluegrass community whose life in music once led him to a recording session with The Rolling Stones, died over the weekend. He was 77.

   Byron Berline, legendary Oklahoma fiddle player, dead at 77

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   When did Byron Berline become a band?

   • That band later became known as California. California was named the International Bluegrass Music Association Instrumental Group of the Year in 1992, 1993, and 1994. In April 1995, Berline moved to Guthrie, Oklahoma, to open a fiddle shop called "Double Stop". From the jam sessions there on the upper floor "The Byron Berline Band" was formed.

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   Who is Byron Byron?

   • Byron co-authors Constitutional Law with Justice Patrick Monahan and Padraic Ryan and his texts and other writings are frequently cited by trial and appellate courts including the Supreme Court of Canada. Byron also lectures Advanced Contracts at the University of Western Ontario, Faculty of Law.

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   Where did Byron Berline play music?

   • Berline was drafted into the U.S. Army a few months later. After his discharge in 1969, Berline moved to California and played with several bands, including his own — Byron Berline and Sundance, and Country Gazette. He played music all over the world, including Europe, Asia, Australia, North Africa and the South Pacific.

   Byron Berline, legendary Oklahoma fiddle player, dead at 77

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   Who are the members of Byron Berline Band?

   • In 1995 it was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album. Its song "Sally Goodin" was nominated for Best Country & Western Instrumental Performance. The Byron Berline Band currently includes Thomas Trapp, Richard Sharp, Greg Burgess and Bill Perry.

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   Who were Byron Berline & Sundance?

   • Together with Alan Munde, Kenny Wertz, and Roger Bush, Berline formed the band Country Gazette early in 1972. Berline joined guitarist Dan Crary, banjoist John Hickman and others to form Byron Berline and Sundance. Their self-titled debut album was released on MCA Records in 1976. A young Vince Gill later joined the band on mandolin.

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10. apnews.com › article › entertainment-music-arts-andRenowned Oklahoma fiddler Byron Berline dies at 77 | AP News

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    Jul 13, 2021 · OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Byron Berline, a renowned fiddler who played with superstars like Elton John, the Rolling Stones and owned a popular Oklahoma instrument shop, has died. He was 77. Bette Berline, Byron’s wife, confirmed his death to The Associated Press.