Tony Rice
American guitarist and singerWikipedia
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Oct 24, 2026
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
That was a big reason I got into bluegrass as a kid, hearing my dad sing that.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
Tony Rice from the Artesia area.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
Clarence White, Kentucky Colonels.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
You know, obviously, Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Nickel Creek, you know, Ron Block.
Eli GilbertHOST
I think I mentioned this on one of the previous episodes, but I went to Guitar Center and played a bunch of guitars.
Eli GilbertHOST
I mentioned at one point that I had this Santa Cruz Tony Rice model, and I didn't have time to check it out.
Eli GilbertHOST
They had it all locked up.
Eli GilbertHOST
As they should.
30 MINS LATER
Hayes GriffinHOST
Kenny was like this thing seemed so simple to him the way that he delivered it.
Hayes GriffinHOST
You know, and I was like, there's got to be some kind of profound truth in there.
Hayes GriffinHOST
And really what I needed to do was just go listen to him and Tony Rice more.
Hayes GriffinHOST
But once he planted that concept in my mind and I was looking for it, I was like, there it is.
Chris WuerthHOST
You've enjoyed live bluegrass at Guitar Town CT concerts in Hampton, Connecticut since 2008.
Chris WuerthHOST
From Tony Rice, Ralph Stanley, and Doyle Lawson to Tim O'Brien, Sierra Hall, and Billy Strings.
Chris WuerthHOST
Now you can go behind the scenes as we chat with your favorite bluegrass stars.
Chris WuerthHOST
I'm your podcast host, Chris Wuerth.
21 MINS LATER
Chris WuerthHOST
Yeah.
Chris WuerthHOST
Yeah.
Chris WuerthHOST
I mean, I think when you say you never rehearsed, I think of, well, I remember when Tony Rice played here a bunch of times with this band, when I first started doing these shows, um, they never rehearsed.
Chris WuerthHOST
They never even knew the set list until they got to the show.
Jake StargelGUEST
yeah, hard to know really what to say.
Jake StargelGUEST
Just, uh, so fun to pick with, um, Aaron, you know, like I was talking about with, uh, playing with Tony, you know, Aaron as a rhythmic force is, is crazy.
Jake StargelGUEST
And then Jeff playing bass, him and Aaron have a really strong rhythmic connection.
Jake StargelGUEST
And it just makes playing rhythm guitar so effortless.
24 MINS LATER
Dan MillerHOST
Well, the fact that you get to be a part of that new Brian Sutton album, I think is really cool because as many of our listeners may know, Brian did this record years ago, I think back in around 06, called Not Too Far From the Tree, where he had sort of, you know, the masters.
Dan MillerHOST
He had George Shuffler.
Dan MillerHOST
He had Tony Rice.
Dan MillerHOST
He had Doc Watson.
Shelby MeansGUEST
I was asked to join an all-star band and we performed at the Green Mountain Bluegrass Festival and we covered the Manzanita record.
Shelby MeansGUEST
And Dan Kaminsky was playing the part of Tony Rice.
Shelby MeansGUEST
Dan Kaminsky has always been a dream of mine to sing with.
Shelby MeansGUEST
And so after we played together live, I felt like, oh, maybe I could give him a call and see if he'd come sing on my record.
Andrew PopeHOST
There's so much I could tell.
Andrew PopeHOST
I mean, the thing you did with Tony Rice.
Andrew PopeHOST
Oh, boy.
Andrew PopeHOST
That is absolutely Skaggs and Rice.
Dillon WeldonHOST
Yeah.
Dillon WeldonHOST
And then J.D. Crowe and Tony Rice.
Dillon WeldonHOST
Yeah.
Dillon WeldonHOST
And all this.
CharlotteCORRESPONDENT
Tim has more than 400 songs recorded and has been named IBMA Songwriter of the Year three times.
CharlotteCORRESPONDENT
He also co-wrote the authorised biography of Tony Rice, Still Inside, with Caroline Wright.
CharlotteCORRESPONDENT
I'm Charlotte in Studio 5B at Hawkesbury Radio in Sydney, Australia.
Mike KearHOST
Well, here's Tim Stafford with Typhoon.
Rhonda VincentGUEST
You didn't have a loop that you could, that you could turn on.
Rhonda VincentGUEST
And so that's, When Tony Rice comes on the scene, you're looking forward to his next album or, you know, whoever it was, Jim and Jesse's or Osburn's or Billman, you know, when they had a new project or I remember Kenny Baker.
Rhonda VincentGUEST
I was so excited when Kenny Baker made a fiddle album.
Rhonda VincentGUEST
And then when he made the twin album with Bobby Hicks, oh my gosh.
Rhonda VincentGUEST
It was kind of on the job training and there was a music party every night.
Rhonda VincentGUEST
So maybe that's part of the, you know, it was the music going on.
Rhonda VincentGUEST
But I was, then when I got to be a teenager, I'm excited because, you know, I'm wanting to know what the newest, then you've got New Grass Revival and you've got, you know, you've got Tony Rice, a whole different generation of this.
Rhonda VincentGUEST
But, you know, even before that, though, and my dad always found ways to inspire too.
Owen BurtonGUEST
So then it was right when I was finishing school.
Owen BurtonGUEST
I just started getting into bluegrass, like got into Tony Rice.
Owen BurtonGUEST
Didn't know who never heard that name before.
Owen BurtonGUEST
Yeah.
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