Uncle Earl
Uncle Earl is an American all-women old-time string band whose rotating cast of prominent players — including Abigail Washburn and Rayna Gellert — helped bring old-time music to new audiences in the 2000s.
- Founded 2000 in Chicago by KC Groves and Jo Serrapère; by 2003 the core was Groves, Abigail Washburn (banjo), Rayna Gellert (fiddle), and Kristin Andreassen
- Signed to Rounder Records 2005
- Key albums: She Waits for Night (2005); Waterloo, TN (2007), produced by John Paul Jones
- Gellert and Washburn departed in 2010
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Waterloo, Tennessee2007
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Raise a Ruckus2005
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She Waits For Night2005
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She Went Upstairs2002
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K.C. GrovesPlayed on recordings with Uncle Earl
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Rayna GellertPlayed on recordings with Uncle Earl
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Abigail WashburnPlayed on recordings with Uncle Earl
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Kristin AndreassenPlayed on recordings with Uncle Earl
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Dave HaneyPlayed on recordings with Uncle Earl
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Karl LauberPlayed on recordings with Uncle Earl
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Dan RosePlayed on recordings with Uncle Earl
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Enion Pelta-TillerPlayed on recording with Uncle Earl
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Erin YoungbergPlayed on recording with Uncle Earl
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Jo SerraperePlayed on recording with Uncle Earl