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	D'Addario Performing Artists: The Del McCoury Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		McCoury began listening to Bill Monroe's music religiously, but when he heard Flat and Scruggs "Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms," he was introduced to Earl Scruggs' innovative three-finger banjo style and decided his future lay with the banjo.
		In the '80s, McCoury's sons began playing with him, having picked up instruments early in life, and by the early '90s, when both were finished school, McCoury and his sons could concentrate on the band with more energy.
		In the past few years, The Del McCoury Band has been stockpiling awards, including the International Bluegrass Music Association's (IBMA) Entertainers of the Year for 1994 and 1996, and in 1996 they were also presented with the Group of the Year award.
	www.daddario.com /DADDARIO_ENDORSEES/delmcour.htm (803 words)

	Dirty Linen: Del McCoury
		McCoury's remarkable range can scale the Appalachians, but in his vocal quality is a depth and richness enhanced by impeccable judgement and timing.
		In the 80s, with the addition of McCoury's sons, Ronnie on mandolin and Rob on banjo, the group's name was changed to the Del McCoury Band.
		McCoury's 4-year-old grandson surprised the crowd, who cheered and shouted "Go Jacob!" With all the power of his convictions, Jacob stomped to the beat as the men tore into "Loggin' Man," a McCoury original.
	www.dirtynelson.com /linen/feature/77mccoury.html (3179 words)

	MusicWorld Feature: Del McCoury Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		With numerous songs in his repertoire since signing with BMI in 1975, the emphasis of Del McCoury's bluegrass is traditional, providing an ideal example of the past and the future of bluegrass music.
		In 1992, Del and his sons relocated to Nashville from their native Pennsylvania, and with the addition of bassist Mike Bub and fiddler Jason Carter, Del assembled a lineup that can hold its own against any band in bluegrass history.
		The Del McCoury Band's first Rounder release was 1990's Don't Stop the Music, which included the bluegrass hit "Trainwreck of Emotion." In 1992, Blue Side of Town continued the hot streak, as Del received his third consecutive Male Vocalist of the Year nod.
	www.bmi.com /musicworld/features/200107/dmccoury.asp (528 words)

	Metroactive Music \| The Del McCoury Band
		Del McCoury was just 24 years old the first time he met bluegrass pioneer Bill Monroe, a musical hero and towering figure in the country-music world.
		The band--Del McCoury (acoustic guitar and lead vocals), Ronnie McCoury (mandolin and vocals), Rob McCoury (banjo), Jason Carter (fiddle and vocals), and Mike Bub (bass and vocals)--return on Feb. 22 to the Mystic Theatre in Petaluma.
		Since forming under their current lineup, the Del McCoury Band have become the winningest bluegrass band of all time, picking up 30 honors from the prestigious International Bluegrass Music Association Awards, the Grammies of the bluegrass industry.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/sonoma/02.13.03/mccoury-0307.html (694 words)

	Del McCoury (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Yet, that's where Del McCoury was born and raised, and where he went on to raise two fine young bluegrassers of his own.
		Del has watched the bluegrass circuit change and grow, from school houses and drive-ins to fine concert halls and bluegrass festivals.
		Del says he feels the halls and fests were key in spreading bluegrass' popularity.
	www.citypaper.net /articles/082996/article027.shtml (547 words)

	The Music Box: Del McCoury Band - Del and the Boys
		In fact, there are times throughout Del and the Boys when his fluid riffs sound like the direct descendent of the Grateful Dead’s lead guitarist Jerry Garcia.
		This undoubtedly is a product of McCoury’s association with fellow mandolin player and long-time Garcia cohort David Grisman, but what’s interesting is the way in which McCoury digests Garcia’s style and incorporates it into his own musical dialogue.
		But with Del and the Boys, the Del McCoury Band has created an album firmly entrenched in the traditions of bluegrass, yet full of the bold explorations, Technicolor textures, and high-spirited flights for which most improvisational outfits strive.
	www.musicbox-online.com /dmb-del.html (430 words)

	Del_McCoury_Bio
		McCoury fell for Scruggs' energized banjo picking when he was about 11, first on the Grand Ole Opry and then on a 78 RPM recording of Rolling in my Sweet Baby's Arms that his older brother brought home.
		McCoury also learned guitar from his brother, but after the Scruggs epiphany, all he wanted to do was play banjo.
		With the album Blue Side of Town that same year, McCoury's music took a progressive, eclectic turn, with a song by country maverick Steve Earle, the rock and roll classic That's Alright Mama, and the title track, a hit for Patty Loveless.
	www.gcba.homestead.com /Del_McCoury_Bio.html (988 words)

	The Del McCoury Band Biography & Discography
		Throughout the seventies and eighties, Del McCoury and the Dixie Pals were favorites of the Northeast bluegrass scene.
		Editorial Review: Del and the Boys finds the man himself still firmly in charge, and his inhuman tenor all sharp yips and long, high howls, as yet unaffected by advancing age.
		Editorial Review: In the 1990s, Del McCoury became one of the world's most admired bluegrass artists, but his playing career actually dates all the way back to the late 1950s.
	www.bluegrass-usa.com /del_mccoury_band (794 words)

	Country Standard Time: CD Review Del McCoury Band
		McCoury's growth came at a time when he was recording on Rounder, and this collection on Rounder's Heritage series collects tracks from all of the albums he issued during that period.
		McCoury has moved on from Rounder and achieved even greater popularity in recent years, but the foundation for his current success can be found right here on this excellent collection.
		All hyperbole aside, The Del McCoury Band is the best working bluegrass group in the land right now, and it could be argued that their final resting place in bluegrass history will be alongside Scruggs, Stanley and Grisman, who all had the ability to honor the music's traditions while expanding on its possibilities.
	www.countrystandardtime.com /CDdelmccoury.html (876 words)

	Twangzine - The Del McCoury Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Del, along with sons Robbie and Ronnie, Mike Bub and Jason Carter have just teamed up with Steve Earle to record The Mountain on Earle's E2 label.
		Del's legendary G-Run and that laser cutter tenor have a sound that can't be duplicated on this earth.
		Del and the Boys even cover King Jimmy Martin's "She Left Me Again", which once again makes me wonder why King Jimmy isn't a member of the Grand Ole Opry.
	www.twangzine.net /rev/rev-delfam.html (465 words)

	Digitalsoundboard.net
		In their 11 years together, the Del McCoury Band has absolutely dominated the International Bluegrass Music Association's annual awards with a total of nearly 40 individual and group citations from the IBMA--including a whopping seven "Entertainer Of The Year" honors.
		They are regular headliners at nearly all major folk, bluegrass and country festivals, taking their shimmering, inclusive brand of hill-country magic to clubs, concert halls and television shows in between., reigning International Bluegrass Music Association Entertainer of the Year.
		Del has proven not to be a relic of bluegrass music's past, but an architect of its future.
	app1.dsbd.net /dsb/artistdetail.jsp?show=FF-01-S0000161 (151 words)

	Twangin'! Interview: Del McCoury
		In a phone call from his home in Nashville, McCoury shared some of his reminiscences of his decades in bluegrass.
		Del McCoury: My mother played guitar, harmonica, piano and sings, so I grew up listening to her.
		McCoury: I got my first job playing banjo on the radio when I was just out of high school.
	www.steamiron.com /twangin/int-mccoury.html (1453 words)

	Amazon.com: Music: It's Just the Night (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Finally, the Del McCoury Band's repertoire is compelling, and it succeeds with an emotional impact that makes listeners sit up and take notice of the strong images that are invoked.
		The Del McCoury Band has been seminal in the continuing stylistic interpretation, definition and growth of present-day bluegrass music.
		Del and the boys have done it again.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000ALFZQ?v=glance (1536 words)

	The Del McCoury Band @ eFolkMusic
		At the heart of the band stands Delano Floyd "Del" McCoury, who became a respected singer/guitarist and bandleader performing 20 years on the festival circuit, while raising a family in the logging industry.
		When the McCourys moved to Nashville in 1992, the lineup was soon rounded out with bassist Mike Bub - fresh from a stint with Lonesome Standard Time, and before that with the award-winning Weary Hearts - and young Kentucky fiddler Jason Carter, and has remained the same since.
		Whether it's Ronnie McCoury co-producing the IBMA award-winning Bluegrass Mandolin Extravaganza with David Grisman, or Mike Bub adding the perfect touch to banjoist Bill Evans' recreation of Bill Monroe's "Heavy Traffic Ahead," the members of The Del McCoury Band are valued not only for their collective, but also their individual brilliance.
	www.efolkmusic.org /ArtMusic/ViewArtist.asp?aid=631 (770 words)

	The Del McCoury Band, The Family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Family is McCoury's first CD from Ricky Skaggs' new Ceili Music label, and it augers well for both the label and the band.
		One is Mark Simos' "City of Stone," that begins with Del soloing with just his guitar as background, and the rest of the band slowly joining him, eerie mandolin and mournful fiddle setting a marvelously creepy tone.
		Del's falsetto, and the familial resemblance of his sons' voices to his own make this one sound as though it's sung by one otherworldly voice with four parts.
	www.rambles.net /mccoury_family.html (280 words)

	Del Mccoury Family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Del McCoury has such a unique and powerful voice.
		The Del McCoury Band is a force to be reckoned with!
		McCoury's voice is one in a million...the best bluegrass voice I've ever heard.
	www.walhello.info /del+mccoury+family.html (455 words)

	Review - The Del McCoury Band: It's Just The Night (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		With It's Just The Night, Del McCoury continues to stack up evidence that he's simply the best male singer on the bluegrass scene today, with one of the tightest bands and one of the best ears for a great song, traditional or contemporary.
		Once again, he dips into the Richard Thompson songbook, this time for a pair of tracks, and proves himself to be the foremost interpreter of Thompson's work around, in addition to his other talents.
		If you don't love Del McCoury, well, you just don't like bluegrass.
	www.cosmik.com /aa-september03/reviews/review_del_mccoury_band.html (117 words)

	JamBase \| DEL MCCOURY BAND BRIDGING GAPS
		Shortly after Hot Lunch disappeared behind the curtain, Del McCoury and his boys were introduced to the eclectic audience, who immediately crowded as close as they could get to the stage.
		Del was right on with his vocals, and Ronnie was wowing the crowd with mandolin playing that would make Mike Marshall or Chris Thile do a double take.
		It was clear that this band had a loyal fan base present that had their opinions on what the band should play, including some who wrote their requests on napkins and passed them through the crowd up to the stage.
	www.jambase.com /headsup.asp?storyID=6233 (818 words)

	Del McCoury
		Del McCoury - vocal and guitar; Billy Baker - fiddle; Bill Emerson - banjo; Wayne Yates - mandolin; Tommy Neal or Dewey Renfro - bass.
		“Del McCoury is finally getting the recognition he deserves, due in large part to several outstanding recent albums.
		However, in 1967, when this session was recorded, McCoury's high tenor was already among the most satisfying sounds in bluegrass.
	www.arhoolie.com /titles/5006.shtml (238 words)

	Del McCoury Band Tickets - Tickets for Del McCoury Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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	SLU News-Del McCoury (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Over the past decade McCoury has been credited with making bluegrass hip again, exposing a new generation to the “high lonesome” sound of this distinctly American music.
		The elder McCoury passed his talent and skill on to his two sons, Ronnie, who plays mandolin, and Rob, who picks on the banjo.
		Del McCoury Band tickets are $23, Orchestra 1; $20, Orchestra 2; $23, Loge; $20, Balcony 1; and $18, Balcony 2.
	www.selu.edu /NewsEvents/PublicInfoOffice/DelMcCoury.html (201 words)

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	DEL McCOURY BAND (and FAMILY) DISCOGRAPHY
		Musicians: Del McCoury (vocals and guitar), Billy Baker (fiddle and vocals), Bill Emerson (banjo and vocals), Wayne Yates (mandolin and vocals), Tommy Neal (bass on December 9th), Dewey Renfro (bass on December 10th)
		Musicians: Del McCoury (guitar and vocals), Ronnie McCoury (mandolin and vocals), Rob McCoury (banjo and vocals), Mike Bub (bass and vocals), Jason Carter (fiddle and vocals), Jerry Douglas (dobro and vocals on "Cryin' Heart Blues"), Bobby Osborne (vocals on "Don't You Think It's Time To Go"), Bela Fleck (vocals on "A Far Cry")
		Musicians: Del McCoury (guitar and vocals), Ronnie McCoury (mandolin and vocals), Rob McCoury (banjo and vocals), Mike Bub (bass and vocals), Jason Carter (fiddle and vocals), Stuart Duncan (fiddle), Ricky Skaggs (vocal on "Bluegrass Country")
	www.angelfire.com /sd/Scoobiedew/delmccourybanddiscography.html (1009 words)

	TALLCOTTON STRING BAND (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The native Okie was raised on Red-Dirt music but grew tired of being a passive listener so a few years ago he bought a banjo and immersed himself in all things bluegrass and is now doing his best as an active participant in the musical world.
		Influenced by Sonny Osborne, Earl Scruggs, John Hartford, Bill Monroe The Del McCoury Band and Woody Guthrie, Chris, like most bluegrass fans, is a walking encyclopedia of useless bluegrass trivia.
		A.K.A. Deaf Man Jake was born May 15, 1977 in Tulsa, OK and is the half deaf six string git-box of love player.
	www.tallcottonstringband.com /tc/bios.htm (436 words)

	Del McCoury: Blue Grass Boy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		As a Blue Grass Boy: McCoury filled in with Monroe as a banjo player for a few shows in the Northeast in early February of 1963.
		Monroe offered him a permanent job, but by the time McCoury got to Nashville, Monroe had hired Bill Keith.
		McCoury has led his own band, first called Del McCoury and the Dixie Pals, and later the Del McCoury Band, since 1967.
	doodah.net /bgb/DelMcCoury.html (184 words)

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	CMT.com : Del McCoury Band : Artist Main
		Del McCoury was born in Bakersville, N.C., on Feb. 1, 1939, but when he was a young child, his family moved to southern...
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	gammatron (phase ii) : del mccoury overview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		1939: Born Delano Floyd McCoury 1 Feb in Bakersville, North Carolina [map] to Grover C. and Hazel McCoury
		Del learns guitar from his older brother and mother
		1987: The McCoury Brothers (Rounder 0230) with younger brother Jerry
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