Bluegrass Conspiracy
Bluegrass Conspiracy
© 2007 Bluegrass Conspiracy (689076000178)
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Their debut CD project featuring top-notch progressive bluegrass reaching into traditional music
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Pick-N-Grass Records is proud to announce the release of Bluegrass Conspiracy’s debut CD.
The project features Kevin Thompson on guitar, mandolin and lead vocals, Donna Thompson on bass, lead and harmony vocals, David Ford on banjo and harmony vocals, John Gay on mandolin and lead vocal on track 6 and Champion fiddle player Brandon Apple on fiddle and mandolin.
Bluegrass Conspiracy was formed in June 2006 after Kevin and Donna Thompson moved to the Memphis, Tennessee area and met John Gay and David Ford at the SPBGMA award show in Nashville. Bluegrass Conspiracy offers a wide variety of Bluegrass music ranging from traditional standards to some modern favorites. Each member brings a unique mix to the band with influences from Bill Monroe, Mike Compton, J.D. Crowe, Mike Lilly, Harley Allen, Seldom Scene, and LRB to name a few. This variety keeps their performances fresh and exciting. Their latest self titled cd was completed with the help of Brandon Apple playing fiddle, who appears with the band frequently.
Bluegrass Conspiracy is known for their tight vocal blend and rich smooth sound that audiences everywhere are sure to be pleased with and ask back as one of their favorites.
We are sure this will soon become one of your favorite CDs if not your favorite so be sure and order your copy today!!!
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Why can't everybody sound this good ?
author: Arty HillI heard these folks play together a couple years ago in Nashville, before they offfically became a "band." They knocked me out right from the start. (And btw, it's all right here in the sound samples.) Kevin is one of the very best guitar pickers and singers around; Donna is as rock solid a bass player as you'll ever hear; David's banjo playing is tasteful, driving, melodic, and his timing is impeccable; John's mandolin playing swings like a sonofagun, ala Sam Bush and Big Mon. Listen to the harmony here: how often do you hear singing nowadays that's this "on the money" ? Pretty much never. Somebody please sign these folks so they can make more CDs like this one !