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Bill Monroe and James Monroe

Band · Active 1951–1996 · Rosine
Traditional Bluegrass

“Bill Monroe and James Monroe” refers to the recordings made together by Bill Monroe, the father of bluegrass, and his son, the musician James Monroe.

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  • James Monroe played bass and guitar in his father's band, the Blue Grass Boys, before pursuing his own career.
  • The two recorded together for MCA Records in the 1970s.
  • Their collaboration produced the albums “Father and Son” and “Together Again.”
  • The recordings featured family harmony and the backing of the Blue Grass Boys.
  • Bill Monroe
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  • James Monroe
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  • Kenny Baker
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  • Jack Hicks
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  • Monroe Fields
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  • Tommy Williams
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  • Alan O’Bryant
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  • Butch Robins
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  • James Bryan
    Played on recording with Bill Monroe and James Monroe
  • Randy Davis
    Played on recording with Bill Monroe and James Monroe
  • Wayne Lewis
    Played on recording with Bill Monroe and James Monroe

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