The Country Gazette

The Country Gazette
One of the most influential bluegrass acts of the '70s -- as well as one of that decade's most popular country artists in Europe -- Country Gazette blended bluegrass with country-rock and, in the process, sowed the seeds for the newgrass movement of the '80s. The Los Angeles-based band was originally formed in 1971 by fiddler Byron Berline, bassist Roger Bush, and banjoist Billy Ray Latham, who had all played with Dillard Clark. The trio added guitarist Herb Pedersen, who was quickly replaced...
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The Country Gazette Traitor in Our Midst/Don't Give Up Your Day Job
Traitor in Our Midst/Don't Give Up Your Day Job (1995) - The Country Gazette
By: The Country Gazette
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: Listen to Songs by Country Gazette Drops Of Brandy, My Lagan Love, Farewell To Tarwathy
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The Country Gazette Keep on Pushing
Keep on Pushing (1991) - The Country Gazette
By: The Country Gazette
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: Listen to Songs by Country Gazette Rosa Lee McFall, Forgive And Forget, Get Up There And Dance...
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