Richard Greene is the fiddler widely credited with popularizing the “chop” — the percussive backbeat that became a defining rhythmic feature of bluegrass and later new-acoustic music. Classically trained, he pushed the fiddle into progressive bluegrass, jazz-grass, and chamber fusion through his work with Bill Monroe, Seatrain, Muleskinner, and David Grisman.
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