The pictures on this page represent
the love of the music
many
individuals and groups who
want
to help preserve Bill's dream
History of Grand Ole Opry
Click on the picture George D. Hay Society websit |
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George D. Hay founder of the Grand Ole Opry, help make many careers, hired Bill Monroe in 1939. |
Story of The Grand Ole Opry |
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Written by George D. Hay 1st 20 years of the Opry; |
Bill Monroe boyhood home |
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before it was referbished |
Some of the influences of bluegrass music come from not only the genre as we know it but from a wide range of styles and
cultures such as mountain, folk, jazz and country. Some of the people who influenced it were, Bill Monroe, Stanley
Brothers, Osborn Brothers, Flatt & Scruggs and many more.
Southern Missouri Bluegrass |
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Front for Bill Monroe, Jim & Jesse, Mountain Music Jubillee, West Plains, Mo |
Lewis and Clark Bluegrass Expedition |
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Filming show for Cumberland Highlander show Rosine, KY |
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Southern Missouri Bluegrass Band
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Southern Missouri Bluegrass
playing at the George D. Hay
induction of stars
Each year in September, the George D. Hay Foundation inducts a few country
music stars into the
Hall of Fame at Mammoth Spring, Arkansas
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Jimmy Martin & George D. Hay |
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Jimmy Martin & George D. Hay back stage at the Opry |
Flatt & Scruggs |
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Were members of the Grand Ole Opry for many years and a Hall of Fame member |
Bobby & Sonny Osborn |
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Grand Ole Opry Stars |
Southern Missouri Bluegrass live television show |
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They are a longtime bluegrass experience |
New Logo for Southern Missouri Bluegrass |
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Click on the logo to visit SMB Website |
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Favorites
Here's a list of some favorite Groups : Bill Monroe,
Jim & Jesse,
Ralph Stanley,
Lewis Family,
Here's a list of some of my favorite music:
Old Home Place; Love of
the mountains,The old cross
road; Tall pines; Little Georgia
Rose; Rose of old Kentucky
Two members of Southern Missouri Bluegrass |
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Standing in front of theRosine Barn Jamboree at Rosine, KY |
Members of Southern
Missouri Bluegrass in
front of the Rosine Barn
Jamboree at Rosine, KY
Bill Monroe, Jimmy Martin & Bluegrassboys |
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At the Grand Ole Opry |
Bill Monroe boyhood home |
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After reconstruction |
Uncle Dave Macon |
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One of the early performers after the Grand Ole Opry started |
Uncle Pen's cabin |
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Bill Monroe's uncle Pen's cabin, Bill was raised by Pen |
Grand Ole Opry Poster |
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Members and cast of the early Grand Ole Opry |
Bill's F5 Gibson Mandolin |
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Bill Monroe played this famous mandolin for almost 50 years |
Rosine Barn Jamboree, Rosine, KY |
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Southern Missouri Bluegrass on stage |
Silver Dollar City Bluegrass Festival |
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Southern Missouri Bluegrass performing on stage |
Lester Flatt Memorial Park |
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Southern Missouri Bluegrass on stage at LF Park |
Lewis and Clark Bluegrass Expedition |
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Cross Country Trail Ride festival, Eminence, Mo |
Eric Lewis presents Louise and Earl Scruggs award |
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At the Country Music Hall of Fame |
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