Latest Breaking News On - ஸ்டீபன் ஸ்டில் - Page 1 : comparemela.com
Skip to main content
Byron Berline, Top Fiddler Who Played With Stones, Dylan, Flying Burritos and Bill Monroe, Dies at 77
Chris Willman, provided by
FacebookTwitterEmail
Byron Berline, a renowned fiddler who played with bluegrass greats like Bill Monroe as well as rock legends like the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, died Saturday, according to family social media posts and news reports out of Oklahoma, where he owned a world-famous fiddle shop. He was 77.
Berline’s family posted on his Facebook page that he had been recovering from a stroke. “Byron suffered a stroke in the cerebellum which affected his coordination and vision. He was making improvements with his eyes and coordination, and getting stronger. After a few weeks he began aspirating food into his lungs which led to increased invasive treatments which he couldn’t recover from. Eventually his lungs gave up and so did his heart. He passed at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 10, as his band was going on stage at the Music
OklahomaUnited-statesOklahoma-cityEmmylou-harrisEarl-scruggsJoe-diffiePat-garrettBill-monroeGene-clarkDoc-watsonMarcus-mumfordGram-parsonsTwo weeks ago, Atlantic Records released the 50th anniversary edition of what is considered by many to be one of the greatest recordings in rock ânâ roll history.
âDéja Vu,â by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, was originally released in 1970. Due to the pandemic, the anniversary issueâs release was delayed by a year.
âDéja Vuâ is one of my favorite records. I purchased it in 1970 when I was in the eighth grade after hearing âMy Houseâ and âTeach Your Children.â Graham Nash penned both songs.
When I got home and put the record player on the first track, Stephen Stillsâ âCarry Onâ just blew me away. I had to listen to that track over and over. It was so amazing.
Vu-youngNash-youngGraham-nashAtlantic-recordsYoungStephen-stillLee-shoreExchange-partnersJoni-mitchellCarry-onSongNeil-young