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Originally released in 1976, Number 1 showcases the Osborne Brothers’ pioneering bluegrass sound. The album blends tight vocal harmonies, masterful string work, and a progressive approach that pushes traditional boundaries. Highlighting Bobby and Sonny’s virtuosity and innovative arrangements, Number 1 confirms their legacy as bluegrass trailblazers.
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About CMH Records
Formed in 1975 in Los Angeles, CMH quickly established a roster of the greatest names in Bluegrass. Lester Flatt, The Osborne Brothers, Jim & Jesse, Mac Wiseman, Merle Travis, Grandpa Jones, Carl Story, Don Reno, The Bluegrass Cardinals, The Stonemans and many others recorded some of their finest work for CMH during the ‘70s and ‘80s.
When founder Martin Haerle passed away in 1990, his son David became president. To this day we remain dedicated to presenting the finest in Bluegrass and roots music. Our popular “Pickin’ On” series offers instrumental tributes to artists from The Beatles to The Grateful Dead to U2, to the delight of traditional bluegrass music fans and new listeners alike.
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Bluegrass Today Writes Up Feudin' Again
Our thanks to Bluegrass Today and John Lawless for shedding some light on our newest release, Arthur Smith and Don Reno's Feudin' Again. Take it from Mr. Lawless: "It’s a must for any Don Reno fan,...
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Iron Horse Interview with Warren Kurtz in Goldmine
Iron Horse’s banjoist Andy Richardson talked to Warren Kurtz for the digital pages of Goldmine about Pickin' On The Doors, and it's a great read: check it out here. With a deep music and Doors know...
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BraveWords Spotlights Iron Horse's Kansas Video
Our thanks to BraveWords for their recent post about Iron Horse's music video for the bluegrass cover of "Carry On My Wayward Son" by Kansas from our Bluegrass Tribute to Classic Rock release. From...
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