Rual Yarbrough
Rual Holt Yarbrough, born January 13, 1930, in Bonnertown, Tennessee, was an
American five-string banjo player. Inspired by Bill Monroe, Yarbrough started
his career in the mid-1950s with the Alabamians and formed the Dixie Gentlemen
in 1956. They disbanded in 1966, leading Yarbrough to join Jimmy Martin's Sunny
Mountain Boys and later work with notable acts like Flatt & Scruggs and Jim &
Jesse. In 1969, he joined Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Boys, recording 21 tracks
between 1969 and 1970. Yarbrough also recorded a number of solo albums, and
founded the group The Dixiemen, releasing ...
Tall PinesBill Monroe, Kenny Baker, James Monroe, Joe Zinkan, Rual Yarbrough and Bill Yates
Father & Son
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Dead March
Bill Monroe, Kenny Baker, James Monroe, Joe Zinkan, Rual Yarbrough and Joe "Red" HayesCotton Baggin' 2000
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Lee Weddin' Tune
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Methodist Preacher
Bill Monroe, Kenny Baker, James Monroe, Joe Zinkan, Thomas Williams and Rual YarbroughBill Monroe's Uncle Pen
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Cripple Creek
Bill Monroe, Kenny Baker, James Monroe, Joe Zinkan, Thomas Williams and Rual YarbroughBill Monroe's Blue Grass Festival
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Candy Gal
Bill Monroe, Kenny Baker, James Monroe, Joe Zinkan, Rual Yarbrough and Bill Yates Bill Monroe's Uncle Pen
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