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David Grisman Discography of CDs
Associated with: Jerry Garcia & David Grisman, James Taylor, Grateful Dead, Maria Muldaur, Daniel Kobialka, Gov't Mule, Merl Saunders, David Grisman (Quintet), Linda Ronstadt, Kitaro, Tony Rice, Mark O'Connor, Tom Paxton, Old & In The Way, Andy Statman, Earth Opera | |
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 David Grisman Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous David Grisman music songs: Minor Swing, Opus 57, Fanny Hill, Anouman, Blue Midnite, Rawhide, John Henry, Shenandoah Lullabye. More music songs Wayfaring Stranger, Opus 38, Dawg Funk, Richochet, Song for Two Pamelas, Down in the Willow Garden, Mondo Mando. More music songs We Wish You a Merry Christmas Lyrics, Mood Indigo Lyrics, 14 Miles to Barstow, Dear Old Dixie, Shenandoah Breakdown. See All Songs
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David Grisman Biography
Though mandolinist Artist is counted among the most influential bluegrass musicians of all time, his influence is ironically in part due to his reluctance to play straight-ahead bluegrass. As a New York City-raised Jew, Grisman was an atypical country musician, and originally found success as part of the early 1960s folk revival scene. He later moved to San Francisco, along the way collaborating extensively with Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead. In 1975 he formed the genre-bending Artist Quartet, which served as a career springboard for a host of now-legendary musicians and combined bluegrass, folk, jazz, and several types of world music. In 1990 Grisman founded the Acoustic Disc label, which allowed him to explore his uniquely un-classifiable "dawg" music without regard for commercial expectations.
Key Personnel
Worked With
Jerry Garcia & David Grisman, James Taylor, Grateful Dead, Maria Muldaur, Daniel Kobialka, Gov't Mule
Contemporaries
Ricky Skaggs, Tony Rice, Norman Blake, Béla Fleck, Peter Rowan, Vern Gosdin, Larry Sparks, Tony Trischka, Mark O'Connor (Violin), Jerry Douglas (Dobro), Sam Bush, Mike Marshall (Guitar/Mandolin), Byron Berline, Alan Stivell, Laurel Canyon Ramblers, The Lost & Found (Bluegrass), Vassar Clements, Butch Baldassari, The McPeak Brothers, Country Gazette, Psychograss, Chesapeake
Followers
Béla Fleck, Chris Thile, Tim O'Brien, Mike Marshall (Guitar/Mandolin), Rob Wasserman
Influences
Django Reinhardt, Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, Ralph Stanley, Stéphane Grappelli, Jim & Jesse, Peter Rowan, Jethro Burns
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