Tag Archives: Bill Monroe

Setting Bluegrass Standards

Posted on June 9, 2009 by Pgibson

Not everyone can set standards for how we do things in this world. If we all did, then there would by definition no longer be any standards. Both famous and not-so-famous people have contributed in creating most of the standards … Continue reading →

Posted in Banjos & Bluegrass, Philosophical Ramblings | Tagged Bill Keith, Bill Monroe, Bluegrass, Bobby Thompson, idea, individuals, influence, refinement, Scruggs, society, Standards, tree diagram | Leave a comment

Some of My Musical Influences – Intro

Posted on June 6, 2009 by Pgibson

Among other series of blogs I’ve been thinking of writing has been one about already well-known musicians who have been influential on my own musical development. Some are obvious bluegrass musicians (Bill Monroe, Frank Wakefield, among others), some banjo pickers … Continue reading →

Posted in Banjoists and Others | Tagged Alison Brown, Bill Monroe, Bobby Thompson, Carlos Santana, Count Basie, Earl Scruggs, Frank Wakefield, Influences, James Taylor, Jimmy Arnold, Pat Metheny | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: Bill Monroe

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Some of My Musical Influences – Intro

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