A bluegrass-ish band from Bloomington, Indiana which drifted into string-swing territory with covers of standards such as "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" and "Lady Be Good" as well as "I've Just Seen A Face" by the Beatles. A cover of "Long Black Veil" is the most overtly country tune, though they presented a few originals as well, such as "Singles Bar" "The Movin' And The Livin'," and "Can't Let Go," all penned by mandolinist Chuck Yates, among others. He's joined by fiddler Lenny Springer and guitar picker Larry Clyman as the group's main trio, with bass and drums added by a few pals. I'm not sure how many other bands these guys were in, though Larry Clyman seems to have gravitated towards some rock'n'folk oriented projects such as Big Shoulders.

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