Obray Ramsey
Obray Ramsey was an outstanding instrumentalist and singer from Madison County, remembered with respect by...
Type: Historic Artists
“Historic Artist” designates one who is deceased but whose legacy continues to influence and inspire new generations.
Lottie Queen Stamper
Lottie Queen Stamper (1907-1987) was a master artist in the tradition of Cherokee basket weaving....
Cas Wallin
It would probably be impossible to identify the single greatest among all of the ballad...
Lester Woodie
Lester “Les” Woodie grew up playing music in western North Carolina with his brother and...
Lesley Riddle
Guitarist, Lesley Riddle, was born in Burnsville, NC, in 1905, and his association and collaboration...
Red Fox Chasers
The Red Fox Chasers consisted of two groups of musical partners who teamed up in...
Clyde Moody
Clyde Moody was a bluegrass and country musician most well-known for his stint with Bill...
Charlie Lowe
“There wasn’t anybody could beat Charlie Lowe playing the banjo. He was the best banjo...
Frank Jenkins
Frank Jenkins was an accomplished fiddle and banjo player, who made a number of commercial...
Ralph Epperson
Ralph Deward Epperson was born on April 5, 1921, in “The Hollows,” a community more...
Carolina Tar Heels
The Carolina Tar Heels recorded three dozen songs that were issued by the Victor label...
Camp Creek Boys
The Camp Creek Boys from Surry County are known as one of the premier old-time...
