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Byron Berline (1944-2021) was an American fiddle player who played various music styles, including bluegrass, country, and rock. He recorded with many famous artists, won several awards, and founded the Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival.
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...
- Bill Friskics-Warren
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.
- Josh Dulaney
- Staff Writer
Jul 11, 2021 · Byron Berline was a versatile and influential musician who played with Bill Monroe, Gram Parsons, Bob Dylan, and many others. He also co-founded Country Gazette, won three IBMA awards, and wrote Huckleberry Hornpipe.
Jul 12, 2021 · Berline was a renowned fiddler who played with bluegrass and country-rock legends, as well as recording his own albums and owning a fiddle shop. He died of complications from a stroke in Oklahoma, where he was a fixture in the music scene.
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 Dylan, the Rolling Stones and others, died Saturday in Oklahoma City. He was 77.
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Classical Music News. American Bluegrass Fiddler Byron Berline has Died, Aged 77. By The Violin Channel. July 20, 2021. 2 MIN READ. Berline played with the likes of American singer-songwriter Bill Monroe as well as rock legends like The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan.
