Mountain Bridge Band
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Bluegrass / Country / Traditional Country
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Location:
AMERICA NORTH: USA:South Carolina (SC) -
Record Label:
Mountain Bridge Band -
Website:
mountainbridge.net -
AirPlay Direct Link:
AirPlayDirect.com/mountainbridgeband
- Mountain Rain
- Molly Rose
- State of Arkansas
- Long, Long Ago
- I'm Leaving Detroit
- I Can't Stand This Misery
- Lonely Graveyard On The Hill
- Back In '89
- Henrietta
- I'll Answer The Call
- A Robin Built A Nest On Daddy's Grave
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Mountain Rain
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (03:12) [7.33 MB] -
Molly Rose
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (03:17) [7.51 MB] -
State of Arkansas
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (03:15) [7.45 MB] -
Long, Long Ago
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (03:11) [7.29 MB] -
I'm Leaving Detroit
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:47) [6.36 MB] -
I Can't Stand This Misery
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:53) [6.61 MB] -
Lonely Graveyard On The Hill
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:58) [6.79 MB] -
Back In '89
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (03:37) [8.28 MB] -
Henrietta
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:54) [6.63 MB] -
I'll Answer The Call
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (02:50) [6.5 MB] -
A Robin Built A Nest On Daddy's Grave
Genre: Bluegrass
MP3 (03:23) [7.74 MB]
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Biography
Mountain Bridge band is based in the South Carolina upstate in the shadow of the lower Appalachian mountains: a region that shares many features and families with Western NC. Both which don't seem to realize a boundary exists. Mountain Bridge enjoys bringing old songs and even a country number or two to today's audiences, as well as a few originals all done with respect for the old mountain traditions.Featured on this recording is:
Chad Simpson, Easley, SC -- rhythm guitar, lead vocals.
Josh Johnson, Pumpkintown, SC-- fiddle, tenor vocals.
Barron Rogers, Waynesville, NC -- mandolin
Codie Sloan, Piedmont, SC -- banjo
Chris Williamson, Homer, GA -- bass
To Contact:
Facebook: https://www.facebooks.com/mountainbridgeband
Web: https://www.mountainbridge.net
E-mail: mountainbridgeband@gmail.com
Phone: 864-897-9005
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