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document.a294.a969.options[0].selected=true On September 12,
1983 after a festival in Logan County West Virginia, the band members of ‘The
Southbound Bluegrass Boys’ and ‘The Bluegrass Rebels’ met and decided to
combine their bands, which were both missing members.
On September 29, 1983, at Two
Mile Creek, in Lincoln County West Virginia, after a very successful jam
session that lasted til the wee hours of mourning, they became ‘The Southern
Bluegrass Rebel Band’ (click here for picture).
Their performances became very popular and they were much in demand. They
performed monthly at the famed Mountaineer Opry House in Milton West Virginia.
On April 7th, 1984,
the band entered the studio to produce their first album titled ‘Rebels Ye
Rest’. While enjoying the success by playing festivals and special bookings
throughout the state and surrounding areas, fate changed with a member having
to leave the area to seek better employment to better sustain his family, and
the very untimely death of a member put a damper on the success of the band.
In February 2002 after 18 years
of going in different directions, the band decided to reunite with 4 of the 5
original members, and once again produce somewhat of a ‘Rebel Reunion’. The
Result is ‘The Second Time Around’ with a recording entitled ‘Traditional
Ties’. All selections chosen for this project are from most often requested and
listed favorites that we had performed in that time era. They are done in the
traditional style of bluegrass that they played in the 1980’s and they have
tried to duplicate those sounds as close as possible.
The Second Time Around members
(click on name to read bio)
Garry Stanley ----
guitar and lead vocals
Truman Adkins ---- lead
guitar, lead, and tenor vocals
Chris Chafin ---- mandolin,
lead, and baritone vocals
Toby J. Sabo ----
5-string banjo
Mike Sabo ---- guitar
Jason Rayburn ----
guitar
Homer (Dee) Burger Jr.
---- bass
(The Traditional Ties project
included special guests; Ray Wheatley, lead
guitar on Clinch Mountain Backstep and Brandon Shuping,
mandolin on Clinch Mountain Backstep)
More info on Traditional Ties (click here)
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