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Groups or bands from Kentucky

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Black Stone Cherry.

 

The drummer from Black Stone Cherry's dad was in the Kentucky Headhunters I believe.

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Marty Stuart

 

I think he's actually from Mississippi. May have some Kentucky connections, though.

I think he's actually from Mississippi. May have some Kentucky connections, though.

 

Just looked it up, and you are correct. That's what I get for trying to think late at night!

MY assumption as well. There were a couple of guys from Central City who were pretty good.

 

Brothers and some cousins, I think.
brothers, as in Everly
Nappy Roots was at WKU while I was there. I had classes with Ron in the graphic design department and use to see them at kinkos putting together their CDs.

 

I had no idea Mike Doiughty was from ky. Where? I lived Soul Coughing and his solo stuff.

 

Joan Osborne is best know for her song "If God was one of us"

 

Doughty was a military brat born at Ft. Knox.

Will Oldham/Bonnie Prince Billy

Will Hoge is originally from Nashville, but I think got his start during his WKU days

Tommy Womack, formerly of the Government Cheese, is still making music

Sam Bush

Tony Rice

Wax Fang is an up-and-coming band from L'ville that I've been meaning to get into

Peter Searcy

Ben Sollee

Daniel Martin Moore

JD Crowe

Everly Brothers

Gary Stewart

Steve Gorman of the Black Crowes is a BG native

Jean Ritchie

Merle Travis

Joan Osborne

Mike Doughty (perhaps best known to mainstream folks as the voice behind the band Soul Coughing)

Tim Krekel

Artimus Pyle of Lynyrd Skynyrd apparently has Ky roots

Lee Sexton

Adrian Belew (The Bears and King Crimson, as well as solo work)

The Louisville band Slint is often cited as an influence on Nirvana, and I can definitely see that connection.

Lexington native Richard Hell was a punk-rock pioneer with bands Television and Richard Hell and the Voidoids

Vilebillies

There's a new group out of Louisville called Houndmouth that I've enjoyed

Nerves Jr.

Of course, who could forget the Velcro Pygmies?

Wow, did not know that.

Lethal-Northern KY.....featuring the late Eric Cook (Conner HS)

Pat O'Brien (Conner HS)- guitarist for Cannibal Corpse

Wow, did not know that.

 

Neither did I until I found him on a list. I knew of most of the artists on my list, but discovered a few others while digging around. Pyle is from Louisville, originally.

Houndmouth is actually from New Albany. Know a couple of the guys in the band. But there are so damn good I don't mind claiming them.

 

I first heard of them in a story in the Highlander about them setting up shop in NA, but I think most of the members are from Ky.

Charlie Crowe from Versailles Ky was a guitarist with Brooks n Dunn for 12 years and is now playin with Kix Brooks after a stint with Chris Cagle. He has rock n roll roots though, playin with a regional band from the 80's Tangent, that is based out of Frankfort.

Mildred and Patty Hill the sisters from Louisville are credited with composing the tune Good Morning to All which was used for the melody of an 1893 ditty called Happy Birthday to You. Now that's a heckuva song...

Cef Michael Band lead singer from Independence currently lives in Nashville. On the road playing in Vegas and California this week. They play at all the Toby Keith bars.

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