Ronnie McCoury
Bluegrass mandolin player and singer
Born
March 16th, 1967
58 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A prominent figure in bluegrass music, played the mandolin and contributed vocals in the Del McCoury Band. Collaborated with various artists and bands, performing at numerous festivals. Released several solo albums and has been a key figure in revitalizing bluegrass music through traditional and modern influences.
Performed with the Del McCoury Band
Released solo albums including 'The Song of the Traveling Cowboy'
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