From: mitchelldickson@bellsouth.net   
      
   Jim,   
      
   There are all sorts of good groups in the different regions.  Here around   
   the Chattanooga area we have several including such as Avery Trace, Southern   
   Breeze, and my old group Southern Cross.  If you don't mind a long email,   
   send me your address and I will cut an MP3 of one of our original albums and   
   send it to you.  It will be 12 songs written and done by us about 3 years   
   ago.  I own these songs but I can't send you the Avery Trace, or the   
   Southern Breeze material without their permission.   
      
   C YA   
      
   Mitch   
   "Jim Cate"  wrote in message   
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   > Can someone recommend recordings of good bluegrass groups who played   
   > together and developed  apart from the music industry and media scene? So   
   > far I seem to find that most bluegrass recordings or DVDs are of famous or   
   > big name groups who sometimes appear more interested in making a name for   
   > themselves and complimenting one another than in the music.  For example,   
   > are there any recordings of good groups that worked together in small   
   > towns in the Appalatians, Kentucky, etc.? Or, has anyone made recordings   
   > of groups playing in backwoods or remote areas? If not, your   
   > recomnendations of "city folk," not associated with Bill Monroe, who are   
   > making good recordings. Thanks for any suggestions.   
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   > Jim Cate   
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