The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen
Band · Active 1954–2005
Classic Bluegrass
The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen was an American bluegrass band active in the late 1950s.
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- Paired the brothers Bobby and Sonny Osborne with the singer and guitarist Red Allen.
- Was based in the Dayton, Ohio, area and performed on the WWVA Jamboree in Wheeling, West Virginia.
- Recorded for MGM Records between 1956 and 1958.
- Their 1957 recording “Once More” is credited with helping establish the modern bluegrass approach to trio harmony.
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Single (Lost Highway / You’ll Never Know (how Much It Hurts))1959 · MGM K 12805
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Single (Down in the Willow Garden / Ho, Honey, Ho)1957 · MGM K 12420
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Single (She’s No Angel / Once More)1957 · MGM K 12583
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Single (Wild Mountain Honey / Della Mae)1957 · MGM K 12527
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Single (Ruby Are You Mad / My Aching Heart)1956 · MGM K 12308
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Single (Who Done It / Teardrops in My Eyes)1956 · MGM K 12383
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Bobby OsbornePlayed on recordings with The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen
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Ernie NewtonPlayed on recordings with The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen
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Harley “Red” AllenPlayed on recordings with The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen
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Sonny OsbornePlayed on recordings with The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen
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Art StamperPlayed on recordings with The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen
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Gordon TerryPlayed on recordings with The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen
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Tommy JacksonPlayed on recordings with The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen
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Harold “Shot” JacksonPlayed on recording with The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen
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Jimmy CrawfordPlayed on recording with The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen
