Sam Gleaves Wytheville, Virginia
Born and raised in Wythe County, Virginia, Sam Gleaves performs innovative mountain music with a sense of history. Sam carries on the ballads, dance music & storytelling he learned from mentors in the Appalachian tradition and writes poignant new songs that tell the region’s contemporary stories. Lee Smith calls Sam “the best young songwriter around -courageous as hell and country to the bone.” ... more
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just a fine collection of oldtime clawhammer banjo tunes played so well by a young lady of tremendus talent
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Love it :) Best banjo wishes, Mary Z. Cox
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This album is both oral history and dreaming for the future. I listen to it when I need to be emotionally moved.
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