Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
Band · Active 1959–1976
Traditional Bluegrass
Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys was an American bluegrass band led by the mandolinist and singer Earl Taylor.
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- Was based in Baltimore, Maryland, and known for a hard-driving style of bluegrass.
- The band included the banjo player Walter Hensley, known as the “Banjo Baron of Baltimore.”
- Was presented by the folklorist Alan Lomax on the 1959 album “Folk Songs from the Blue Grass.”
- Is remembered as the first bluegrass band to perform at Carnegie Hall, in 1959.
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Mountain Music Bluegrass Style1991 · Smithsonian Folkways CD SF 40038
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The Bluegrass Touch1973 · Vetco LP 3017
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Bluegrass Favorites Vol. 21971 · Rural Rhythm RRTM 242
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Bluegrass Favorites1968 · Rural Rhythm RRET 188
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Folk songs from the Blue Grass1959 · United Artists UAL 3049
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Folk Songs from the Bluegrass1959 · United Artists UAL 3049
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Earl TaylorPlayed on recordings with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Vernon McIntyrePlayed on recordings with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Curtis CodyPlayed on recordings with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Sam HutchinsPlayed on recordings with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Walter HensleyPlayed on recordings with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Jim McCallPlayed on recordings with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Tim SpradlinPlayed on recordings with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Brian WicklundPlayed on recording with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Charles HaskinsPlayed on recording with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Harley GabbardPlayed on recording with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Jack CarterPlayed on recording with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Paul MullinsPlayed on recording with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys
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Sandy RothmanPlayed on recording with Earl Taylor and His Stoney Mountain Boys