Lonesomeville

Rich In Tradition Jay Adams, Banjo & Vocals Greg Jones, Mandolin & Vocals Ronnie Edwards, Guitar & Vocais Jacob Harbour, Bass & Vocals Rich in Tradition is a band whose members are from communities scattered along the Virginia and North Carolina line. Steeped in traditional bluegrass music, this area produces some of the best acoustic musicians in the region. The band name mirrors the musicians' favorite style of bluegrass music, but they also enjoy playing tunes that are more contemporary in feel. Lonesomeville reflects the band's approach to their music: fresh, lively and spirited..... 'I've listened all the way through to this great new project many times now and find myself listening again and again! Their band name represents them well but these guys are quite adept at stepping outside the traditional box too. They are just as comfortable on a Steve Wariner tune or maybe even more so on one of their original tunes, all of which are standouts including the title track 'Lonesomeville' penned by Ronnie Edwards. They have the luxury of three lead singers including great harmonies and strong instrumentation as well. This quartet has all the components it takes to make a great band, as I'm sure you'll agree after listening. Sit back and enjoy!!' Alan Bibey, Grasstowne 2007, 2009 & 2010 SPBGMA 'Mandolin Player Of The Year'

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