'"Once More" and "Ashes Of Love"

Traditional Bluegrass artist from Falls Church Virginia, the very lovely Beth Coleman in a TV appearance with members of the Stone Hearth Bluegrass Band. Beth was one of the most popular performers on the WDVR Heartlands Hayride's live radio broadcasts for the show's first 3 years, heard throughout the Delaware Valley area in PA and NJ on Saturday nights 6-8pm on WDVR 89.7 FM and 91.9 FM in the Princeton/Trenton area. Presently, the Beth Coleman Band is a highly sought-after attraction at Bluegrass festivals in the northeast and mid south.
Band personnel here are: Beth Coleman-lead vocals; Mark Jackson-mandolin; Mike Olenik-bass; E.C. Moore-guitar; Mike Terris-5 string banjo and Bill Turner-dobro and fiddle.

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Music

Tags:

• Beth
• Coleman
• Stone
• Hearth
• Bluegrass
• Banjo
• Once
• More
• Ashes
• Of
• Love
• Osborne
• Brothers

[Pickinbuddy]

ATTENTION EUROPEAN FANS!

Beth Coleman's new album "Back Home To Galax" is available in Europe

directly from: Hydra Records SchleiBheimerstr. 321 80809 Munchen Germany

Tel: +49 89 3113918

Fax: +49 89 3112931

rockithydra@t-online.de

For distribution inquiries, contact Klaus Kettner at the above

address.

[tnhounddawg]

Thanks for the reply and you bring out all the beautiful sound that's so much like Oz's Dobro.I like the old style of the Dobro like you play;in fact I quite playing on account of the new sounds of the modern resonator guitars,makes me sick at the direction bluegrass music has turned.Keep up the good picking and I look forward to hearing you more .Incidentally,would you know who played the Dobro in the Osborn Bros. Red Allen recording from back in the sixties ? Regards

[Pickinbuddy]

@tnhounddawg

It was Shot Jackson! The Osbornes & Red recorded this in July 1957 at RCA Studios in Nashville. Back then, Shot did most of the session work on Dobro for the various artists recording in Nashville.

[tnhounddawg]

Great band !Would anyone know if the Dobro is a model 27 and is it tuned to A tuning? Thanks for sharing the video .

[Pickinbuddy]

@tnhounddawg

Hi TNHD!

This is a factory restored Model 27 Dobro (from 1929) which I actually bought at the Dobro Factory in California, in 1981. It was originally a round neck which had the neck broken and the factory replaced the neck with a square neck plus they also refinished it. I keep it in G tuning.

Thanks for the comment!

[3333333300000]

It's always interesting to hear such excellent variations of the originals. This is right up there with the Osborne Brothers!!!!

[gordohombre]

What a pretty little voice, and a fine pickin!

[BirdogL19]

What can I say. Tremendous harmony, and the instrumentals are terrific. Musicians are great, including the salty banjo picker. Thanks for the post.

[GodsFavoriteBassPlyr]

Wow.. great stuff - and awesome harmony!

[the9lbhammer]

Great job on these two bluegrass classics by Beth and the band

[MrPugsleyj]

beautiful, traditional, mountain music;nothing better in the world/ god bless america

[mrblindfreddy9999]

Lawrence Welk would say "wunnerful wunnerful"

[bazthehandyman]

Great stuff !!......Once More is one of my all time favourites, and this was one of the best versions i've heard.

[MOLLYryaiMOON]

You aren't Don and Chris! LOL sorry, my friends sing both of these songs! :3 How perfect that these two should sing these songs!

[overcominginertia]

@Pickinbuddy Thanks. I will get a copy myself. I found it on Amazon. Great rendition of this tune.

[Pickinbuddy]

@overcominginertia The song "Once More" is, but not "Ashes Of Love". There are a lot of other equally good songs on the album--I got a copy of it!