Jeff Parker
Jeff Parker is a Kentucky mandolinist and singer who has been part of two bands that mattered — the Lonesome River Band in the early 2000s and Dailey and Vincent, which he helped found — and whose tenor singing is as much of the job as his playing.
- He started as a teenager in a family gospel group and formed the band Wilderness Trail with his brother Mike.
- From the mid-1980s he performed at Renfro Valley, the long-running Kentucky country music venue, which for a regional player is steady work and a real apprenticeship.
- He was a member of the Lonesome River Band in the early 2000s, playing mandolin and singing.
- In 2007 he was a founding member of Dailey and Vincent, and played with the group at the Grand Ole Opry and Madison Square Garden as it became one of the most awarded acts in the music.
- He later led his own group, Jeff Parker and Company.
- In this catalog he appears on Lonesome River Band recordings on mandolin, singing lead on some and tenor on others.
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The Lonesome River BandPlayed on recordings with The Lonesome River Band
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Jerry Garcia Acoustic BandPlayed on recordings with Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band
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Larry RicePlayed on recordings with Larry Rice
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Jesse McReynoldsPlayed on recording with Jesse McReynolds
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Russ CarsonPlayed on recording with Russ Carson