The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers
Band · Active 1962–1968 · West Virginia
Traditional Bluegrass
The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers were an American bluegrass band from the Bluefield, West Virginia, area, one of the early bands to take up the bluegrass style.
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- Were organized in 1938 by Ezra Cline and adopted the bluegrass sound around 1949.
- Served as an early proving ground for musicians including Bobby Osborne, Melvin and Ray Goins, and Curly Ray Cline.
- Recorded the bluegrass standards “Windy Mountain” and “Brown Eyed Darling.”
- Were inducted into the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame in 2009.
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Hylo Brown Meets the Lonesome Pine Fiddlers1963 · Starday SLP 220
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More Bluegrass!1963 · Starday SLP 222
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Bluegrass!1962 · Starday SLP 194
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Single (Windy Mountain / There’s Just One You)1954 · RCA Victor 20 5979
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Single (Pain in My Heart / Lonesome, Sad and Blue)1950 · Cozy 232/233
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Ezra ClinePlayed on recordings with The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers
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“Curly” Ray ClinePlayed on recordings with The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers
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Melvin GoinsPlayed on recordings with The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers
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Ray GoinsPlayed on recordings with The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers
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James RobertsPlayed on recordings with The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers
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Hylo BrownPlayed on recordings with The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers
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Bobby OsbornePlayed on recording with The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers
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Larry RichardsonPlayed on recording with The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers
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Ray MorganPlayed on recording with The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers