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01 - Stringbean And His Banjo
02 - Hey Old Man (Can You Play A Banjo)
03 - Barnyard Banjo Pickin'
04 - How Many Biscuits Can You Eat
05 - Run Little Rabbit Run
06 - You Can't Do Wrong And Get By
07 - My Sweet Thing
08 - John Henry
09 - There'll Be Moonshine In The Old Kentucky Hills
10 - Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy
11 - Give Me Back My Five Dollars
12 - Tennessee Farmer
13 - Here Rattler Here
14 - Banjo Convention
15 - Banjo Pickin' Girl
16 - Bully Of The Town
17 - Big Ball In Nashville
18 - Free Little Bird
19 - Cripple Creek
20 - Hesitation Blues
21 - Old Cumberland Gap
22 - Pretty Little Widow
23 - Liza Jane
24 - Chewin' Chewin' Gum
25 - Over The Mountain
26 - I'm The Man Who Rode The Mule Around The World
27 - Take My Hand Precious Lord
28 - Pretty Polly
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lundi 3 février 2025
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First, Thanks Uncle Gil! After the murders, many not only Lewis "Grandpa" Jones, were riding around Nashville area with Shotguns out their windows, looking for John A. Brown and Marvin Douglas Brown, both 23 years old, Cousins who did this straight to Hell crime. You would not believe all who sought "Southern Justice" to these murdering, inbred men. Many friends had rope, shot guns, and gasoline...cops got them, and every time parole hearings were held, Grandpa Jones was there, as was many others. ...as noted.."Marvin Brown died of natural causes in 2003, at the Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary in Petros, Tennessee, and he is buried in the prison cemetery. John Brown was incarcerated in Lois M. DeBerry Special Needs Facility in Nashville. In July 2008, the Tennessee Parole Board deferred any parole for 36 months. He was again denied parole in July 2011. In 2014, John Brown was granted parole and released after serving 41 years of a 198-year sentence"...Also, Stringbean did not even know how to read or write. When I lived in Nashville, I heard several first hand stories about this. ---Probably useless information I post, nobody reads anymore, just download the link and go.....Rick
Stringbean-The Tragic Story Of His Death
https://workupload.com/file/ZfbXRa2zKDd
Thank you very much
Many thanks Uncle & Rick
Rick - Thank you for posting this information. I remember when Stringbean and his wife were murdered. I didn't recall that Brown had been paroled, which is a crime in itself. I appreciate those who take the time to post information about artists. Thanks again!
A sad story - so many great artists have been murdered or lost their lives in car or plane crashes.
Thanks for the album and info about Stringbean.
Thanks for the album, Uncle and thanks to Rick for the background - always welcome
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