The Hotmud Family - Redleg Rag flac album

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Profile: American old-time country and bluegrass group. Vetco Records, Vetco Records.

From the first time I saw them, in 1969, even before they were a proper band, to the official last concert in 1984, I saw hundreds of Hotmud Family shows, at festivals, hole-in-the-wall honky-tonks, colleges and plush theaters. The story of the Hotmud Family began in the late 1960s when three young musicians-Suzanne Thomas, Rick Good and Dave Edmundson-from Dayton, Ohio, joined forces to play the old-time country music songs and tunes they loved. All three had come up through the folk scene, but now wanted to dig deeper into the country music of the 1920s and 1930s.

Artist: The Hotmud Famiy. Album: The Complete Vetco Recordings. The Complete Vetco Recordings: Best 2 songs. The Hotmud Famiy - I'm Lookin' for the Stone 02:00. The Hotmud Famiy - Late Last Night When Willie Came Home The Complete Vetco Recordings, 2010 02:50. Artist: The Hotmud Famiy.

Download The Complete Vetco Recordings by The Hotmud Family on the independent record store by musicians for musicians. Documenting an especially fertile five-year period (1974-1978) during which the Hotmud Family recorded some of the freshest and most creative traditional country music of their era, these recordings sound even better now than when they were brand new. Genre: Country: Americana. Fans take notice, for here is a beautiful recording by a trio of Ohioans dedicated to the idea that old-time music is a valid, living music. Performed with an exquisite sense of taste, timing, intelligence and appropriateness, their trio singing is as pretty and distinctive as you'll hear.

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Redleg is a term used to refer to poor whites that live on Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada and a few other Caribbean islands. Their forebears came from Ireland, Scotland and the West of England. According to folk etymology, the name is derived from the effects of the tropical sun on their fair-skinned legs (AKA sunburn). However, the term "Redlegs" and its variants were also in use for Irish soldiers of the same sort as those later transported to Barbados by the English