Charlie Daniels Band and More Great Bands

In the picture is:
Front Row: Bruce Brown, Charlie Daniels, Chris Wormer
Back Row: Taz DiGregorio, Charlie Hayward, Pat McDonald

When I was a little girl my dad had introduced me to The Charlie Daniels Band and I thought that they was going to be awful and I really did not want to hear this just like most kids are we don't want to learn or hear nothing new. But as I started listening to this music it was like nothing I had ever heard before and I feel in love with this band. they have become one of my many favorite bands to listen to.

The Charlie Daniels Band is known for his rock, country, bluegrass, blues, gospel music that has entertained millions of fans for decades. Charlie Daniels has never labeled any of his music as any thing except as CDB music.

He is known to be part southern and part western
Daniels is also a singer, guitarist and one of the finest fiddlers there has ever been.
He was born in Wilmington, North Carolina, U.S
October 28, 1936 (1936-10-28) so his age is 72.

Daniels started his career on his own in the 1950's. The song "It Hurts Me" sung by the great Elvis Presley was co-written by Daniels in 1964.

His first album was recorded in 1971 and this album was a solo. His first hit was on the second album he done in 1973 called "Uneasy Rider". This song reached #9 in Billboard Hot 100.

Daniels also organized the the first in a series of Volunteer Jam concerts that still happens to day in 1974. These were based in or about Nashville, Tennessee. There were about a three year time span that these jams were not held in the late 1980s.

There is so much about Charlie Daniels but he is still going strong and making fans happy to this very day and he WILL go down in history as one of the best there ever was

The Eagles are counted among some of the best selling artists of the 70's! They became a symbol of Southern California rock and roll and are still just as popular today!

Don Henley and Glenn Frey met in Los Angeles, California in 1970 while members of Linda Ronstadt's band. They followed Ronstadt on a two month tour and afterwards decided to form their own band.

Ronstadt's manager, John Boylan teamed Henley and Frey up with Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner with the intent of creating a back up band. The four musicians had other ideas and formed the Eagles

To read the rest f this great piece of History of One of the Greats Bands ever clink the link below
The History of the Eagles/

It seems that this band left an ever last impact on rock music.

here is an intro to my history of them.

The Beatles led the British Invasion in the mid 1960's when they stormed America with "Beatlemania". They altered the sound of rock and roll forever and their influence can still be seen today. But, from almost the beginning the band sparked controversy around the world!

At 17, John Lennon formed his first band "The Black Jacks", they played a mix of jazz and blues. Later they changed the name to "The Quarry Men", named after their school-The Quarry Bank Grammar School in Liverpool.

You can read the rest about them at

The History of the Beatles/

The Tommy Webb Band/

If you did Blue grass music well tell you about some of the best bands and some events that they have been in recently along with a great blue grass web site that keeps up with this sort of thing. here are just a couple

The Tommy Webb Band is a very great band and Tommy Web is a very nice person I have met him in person and he has a great voice for Bluegrass.

Here all of the members in this blue grass band and what they do

The Tommy Webb Band
Tommy Webb - vocals, guitar and banjo.
Chris Goble - banjo
Kenny O'Quinn - mandolin.
Danny Stiltner - bass.
Dave Webb the bands Road Manager.

read more on this band and where you may catch them at next
The Tommy Webb Band/

Here are other ways to keep up with them as well

Head over to Tommy Webb's official website for show dates and information ~ The Tommy Webb Band/

Join the Tommy Webb Band on MySpace ~ The Tommy Webb Band/

Mountain Arts Center in Prestonsburg, Kentucky ~Mountain Arts Center in Prestonsburg, Kentucky/

Kentucky Wildhorse is another great Band for blue grass have it all and takes the cake when they sing you feel what they are singing
My husband seen them last year at the Clack Mountain Bluegrass Music Festival and was very pleased with they the way they played and sang.
The members of the gang and what they do
John Harrod - guitar and vocals.
Jim Webb - banjo and vocals.
Don Rogers - guitar and vocals.
Kevin Kehrberg - bass and vocals.
Jesse Wells - mandolin and fiddle.
Paul David Smith - fiddle.
Once you hear them you will be wanting more of them here is their official website to keep up with them and know where and when they will be near you

Kentucky Wildhorse/

There was lots of great singers and bands at the Clack Mountain Bluegrass Music Festival and there was people from every were coming to see it. It was very cheap to get into I think it was like five dollars but it was worth allot more
This site will tell you just some of the bands that were there last year

Clack Mountain Bluegrass Music Festival/

idigbluegrass/ will be updating often and letting you know what is going on with all of these great bands and will even bring to attention some of the newer bands.