He left the group in 1985.Īs if being a founding member of two hugely influential bluegrass acts wasn’t enough, Bauc’s next outing was with the introduction of IIIrd Tyme Out in 1991. Their Quicksilver Rides Again record was a breakout for Quicksilver, with Terry’s banjo driving through now classics like Misery River, Yellow River, and I’ll Be Around Somewhere. He appeared on the debut, self-titled album and the Rock My Soul gospel followup. Crowe had introduced, but with a right hand attack that produced an even more staccato effect, punctuating the beat with his impeccable note placement and driving the band in a powerful way.Īfter appearing in a highly influential band like Boone Creek, he went silent for a time after the band broke up, only to reemerge as an original member of Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver in 1979. His style primarily employed the vocabulary that Earl Scruggs and J.D. The band had a newly muscular style, powered in large part by Baucom’s banjo which was intense and aggressive in its approach. Crowe & The New South album (Rounder 0044) from 1975. Their two recordings, Boone Creek and One Way Track, were extremely popular when they were released in 1977 and ’78, and followed nicely after the classic J.D. Bauc was 22 years old when he joined the group on banjo. Members included Ricky Skaggs on mandolin and fiddle, Wes Golding on guitar, and Jerry Douglas on reso-guitar. Though as a teen he wanted to be a fiddler, Baucom had originally warmed to the five string, and exploded onto the bluegrass scene with Boone Creek, a short-lived band that helped define contemporary grass for the next generation. Terry Baucom, a truly and deeply beloved figure in the world of bluegrass banjo, has died following a brief but debilitating illness. All Rights Reserved.Terry Baucom at the 2019 Pickin’ in Parsons Festival – photo © Jeromie Stephens Knee-Deep In Bluegrass is a Production of John Boy & Billy, Inc. *denotes added selections for npr affiliates *Are You Teasing Me-Patty Loveless and Jon Randall (Sponsors) Adams Bluegrass / Lowe Vintage / Merlefest Song- Long Time Gone-Tim O’Brien and Darrell Scott Songs- Redbird-Don Rigsby / Can’t You Hear Me Calling-John Cowan * Good Time Mountain Man-Terry Baucom w/Chris Stapleton & Ronnie Bowman (Sponsors) Swift River Music / Denton Farmpark Song-That Feel Good Music-Dailey & Vincent Song- Way Down The River Road-Special Consensus Song- Drumbeats on the Watchtower-Peter Rowan Segment 6-Merlefest Music Moments & Memories w/Steve Johnson Song-Rainy Day Blues-Terry Baucom’s Dukes of Drive Song- Ain’t Gonna Work Tomorrow-Rebecca Frazier (Sponsors) Lowe Vintage Instrument Company / Denton Farmpark Segment 4- “Vintage Vault” – Boys From Indiana (Sponsors) Song of the Mountains / Big Lick Bluegrass Festival Song-The Little Tennessee-Highland Travelers Songs- Pickin’ Up The Pieces-Ernie Thacker / Me & The Stars-The Wooks (Sponsors) Merlefest 2018 / Swift River Music / Adams Bluegrass Songs-Nothin’ To It-Presley Barker / Talking To The Moon-Dale Ann Bradley Songs- Lonesome Wind Blues-Rhonda Vincent / I Used To Love Parades-Blue Highway Songs- If Wishes Were Horses-Claire Lynch / Yellow River-Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver Song- If I’d Have Wrote That Song-Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers Show Open & Theme-Knee-Deep In Bluegrass-Terry Baucom Steve Johnson joins me for our first 2018 installment of Merlefest Music, Moments and Memories! Knee-Deep In Bluegrass
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