RiverBluff Clan

American roots music, Americana, pop country, bluegrass Originally shaped in the middle-1970s, this band has emerged among the many prominent bands within the Memphis scene through the mid-to-late 1990s. Throughout their early years they competed using the disco trend that embroiled the united states in the ’70s. They toured both United States as well as the world during this time period. But, the music group fell a component in the middle-’80s as well as the people pursued various passions. Reforming in 1995 with the help of one participant, Jimmy Davis, and unique people Tommy Burroughs, Richard Ford, Harry Peel off and Tony Sneed, the music group has made a fresh name for themselves over the Memphis and Southern circuits. Versatile, the music group plays many designs and can just like easily slide right into a Costs Monroe tune as something by Gram Parsons. In both 1997 and 1998 the Memphis Section of NARAS called them the Top Band of the entire year while member Jimmy Davis was honored the honors for Top Man Vocalist in 1998 and Tommy Burroughs was presented with the name of Top Strings Participant for ’94,’95 and 1996. Their reformation led to two recordings in 1996. They made an appearance over the Memphis compilation of Memphis: Ain’t ENJOY IT Used to End up being and added the melody, “Producing Me Aged.” In addition they documented and released their just live task, One Evening in per month of Sundays, documented on the Poplar Lounge within their indigenous Memphis. Performing to rave testimonials, the music group took to the street in 1998 and opened up for Tag Collie. In addition they released their second Compact disc, Two Quarts Low, over the newly formed Unwanted fat Chance Records.