Nashville Bluegrass Band

Yeah, some of the things that I wanted to talk about that are in here, we've talked about it before about the people that are going into the Hall of Fame this year.

But, of course, we mentioned the Lost and Found going in as well as the Nashville Bluegrass Band.

And ironically, the week or two, whatever it was, after that being – said we lost two of the members of each uh each one of the groups and uh one of the founding members of the national bluegrass band um pat enright uh who uh you also might may know him from uh the old brother where art thou soundtrack you know he did a lot of the vocals on that as well But Pat was just a great dude.

And you know what I always found out to be really, really cool and a little funny, actually, was his wife was my dad's nurse at Vanderbilt when my dad was going through his rheumatoid arthritis stuff.

It wasn't near that because he wasn't in good enough shape to have that.

But he was definitely alert and awake and knew what was going on.

But anyway, other two members that I wanted to mention before I do, obviously, congratulations to the Nashville Bluegrass Band and to the Lost and Found and both Pat Enright and, of course, past member Roland White as well.

We lost Roland several years ago now.

Well, we're using the term old.

I'll play you something from the Nashville Bluegrass Band.

They lost their lead singer and guitarist, or harmony singer, Pat Enright, just recently, and we had a special show on him just a few shows ago, but I'll play this tune.

It's one called Old Devil's Dream, Nashville Bluegrass Band.

Young devils find love most every night They lie with their dreams in their arms till they lie They use love like whiskey, their cares to dissolve To charm them and warm them, but

not to

Oh, they're a good band.

Lovely rhythm section there.

And through that, I really absorbed what a band sounded like.

And I could tell you – I could put into words – The difference between the Johnson Mountain Boys and the Bluegrass Cardinals or Lost and Found or the Nashville Bluegrass Band or whatever.

There are specific hallmarks of each of those bands.

And you knew it the second you heard it.