Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys, Celebrate Brooklyn, June 22, 2007
(From Left: fiddler Dewey Brown, mandolin player Nathan Stanley (Ralph’s grandson), lead guitarist James Shelton, and me)
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Come on…I want a review of Ralph and the boys! Let ’em have it!
I read somewhere that the first time G.W. Bush did coke, he was listening to Ralph.
Come on…I want a review of Ralph and the boys! Let ’em have it!
I read somewhere that the first time G.W. Bush did coke, he was listening to Ralph.
Come on…I want a review of Ralph and the boys! Let ’em have it!
I read somewhere that the first time G.W. Bush did coke, he was listening to Ralph.
Come on…I want a review of Ralph and the boys! Let ’em have it!
I read somewhere that the first time G.W. Bush did coke, he was listening to Ralph.
Come on…I want a review of Ralph and the boys! Let ’em have it!
I read somewhere that the first time G.W. Bush did coke, he was listening to Ralph.
Come on…I want a review of Ralph and the boys! Let ’em have it!
I read somewhere that the first time G.W. Bush did coke, he was listening to Ralph.