The Red Clay Ramblers
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Biography
The Red Clay Ramblers, a band from Durham, North Carolina, formed in 1972. Their debut album, The Red Clay Ramblers With Fiddlin' Al McCanless, was released by Folkways Records in 1974. Throughout the 1970s, they released several albums on the Flying Fish label, including Stolen Love (1975), Twisted Laurel (1976), and Merchants Lunch (1977). The band collaborated with other musicians such as Debby McClatchy in 1976. From 1985 to 1986, they performed in an Off-Broadway production of Sam Shepard's A Lie of a Mind. They scored two films by Shepard: Far North (1988) and Silent Tongue (1994). Founder Tommy Thompson retired from the band at the end of 1993 and passed away on January 24, 2003.
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Albums
Top Tracks
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- Paddy Won't You Drink Some Cider
- One Rose/Hot Buttered Rum
- Play "Rocky Top"
- Polkas
- Regions Of Rain
- Queen of Skye
- Saro Jane
- Satan's Choir
- Ryan's/Jordan Reel
- Santa Anna's March / Fine Times At Our House / Donegal Reel
- The Face In The Mirror
- The Gang's Gone Home
- The Willow Garden
- Three Guys
- Tilly Take Your Time
- Thoroughly African Man
- Three Bells Road
- Valley Of The Dry Bones
- Trip To Sligo / Priest And His Boots / Three Little Drummers
- Annie Oakley
- Way Long Gone
- Aragon Mill
- Wahoo, Wahoo, Wahoo
- Barbeque
