The Dreadful Snakes
Band · Active 1984
Classic Bluegrass
Contemporary Bluegrass
The Dreadful Snakes were a short-lived American bluegrass band of the early 1980s, formed in Nashville.
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- Brought together the banjo player Bela Fleck, the dobro player Jerry Douglas, the guitarist Pat Enright, and the mandolinist Roland White.
- Recorded a single album, “Snakes Alive!,” released by Rounder Records.
- Members Pat Enright and Mark Hembree soon went on to co-found the Nashville Bluegrass Band.
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Snakes Alive!1983 · Rounder 0177
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Bela FleckPlayed on recordings with The Dreadful Snakes
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Blaine SprousePlayed on recordings with The Dreadful Snakes
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Jerry DouglasPlayed on recordings with The Dreadful Snakes
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Mark HembreePlayed on recordings with The Dreadful Snakes
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Pat EnrightPlayed on recordings with The Dreadful Snakes
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Roland WhitePlayed on recordings with The Dreadful Snakes
