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Ralph Stanley
Ralph Stanley will always be remembered for his unique style of banjo playing,
combining elements of bluegrass, country and folk to form his much-loved style.
In 1946, after serving one year in the US Army, Ralph Stanley formed The Clinch
Mountain Boys with his older brother Carter who had previously found fame in Roy
Sykes's Blue Ridge Mountain Boys. As the duo tried to get people to notice and
appreciate their sound, they performed on local radio stations, wrote their own
bluegrass tunes and covered well-known Bill Monroe classics. Their hard work
paid off when they received an...
Rank StrangerRalph Stanley and Tom T. Hall
Man of Constant SorrowRalph Stanley
Little BirdieRalph Stanley
Heaven's Bright ShoreRalph Stanley, Alison Krauss and Judy Marshall
Poor RamblerRalph Stanley
O DeathRalph Stanley and Dan Tyminski
Rank StrangerRalph Stanley and Tom T. Hall
Sunday Morning
Man of Constant SorrowRalph Stanley
Man Of Constant Sorrow
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Little BirdieRalph Stanley
The Very Best Of Ralph Stanley
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Heaven's Bright ShoreRalph Stanley, Alison Krauss and Judy Marshall
Sunday Morning
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Poor RamblerRalph Stanley
High Top Mountain
O DeathRalph Stanley and Dan Tyminski
O Brother, Where Art Thou? [B.O.F.]
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