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Ed Dye

Musician

Best known for Dobro

Ed Dye was an American bluegrass entertainer, bones player, and bandleader.

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Born in 1937 in Montgomery, Alabama.
Helped form the Nashville bluegrass group the Bluegrass Band in the 1980s, with Alan O'Bryant and Blaine Sprouse.
Later led the Nashville Jug Band, which recorded for Rounder Records. He died in 2009.

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Big Iron
Lonesome Ace Stringband · Modern Old-Time Sounds for the Bluegrass and Folksong Jamboree (2020)
He Died a Rounder at 21
The Bluegrass Band · Another Saturday Night (1982)
I’ll Never Marry
Lonesome Ace Stringband · Modern Old-Time Sounds for the Bluegrass and Folksong Jamboree (2020)
The Old, Old House
The Bluegrass Band · 2nd Cut (1981)

The Bluegrass Band
Played on recordings with The Bluegrass Band
Lonesome Ace Stringband
Played on recordings with Lonesome Ace Stringband
Front Porch String Band
Played on recording with Front Porch String Band