Bluegrass Gospel & Bluegrass Music
About Two Highways
Bluegrass Gospel & Bluegrass Music
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Sonya Harrison.
| Roger L. Brown, award winning bluegrass musician from Columbus IN. now living in North Vernon IN. has been actively involved in bluegrass music since the early age of 15. Roger credits his musical abilities to his father L.Raymond Brown a blugrass musician of 50 years, his mother Ruth Bohall, his biggest fan, "If there ever was an award for Bluegrass Mom of the Year" , mom would surely deserve it", and most of all to God above for giving him his talent and ambition. Roger is a born again christian, Roger's past accomplishments include placing 3RD in the international competition at the 1997 SPBGMA's AwardShow in Nashville TN. and also placing 2ND in the same competition in 2000. Roger has been on numerous recordings, Roger was featured on SPBGMA's "ALBUM of the YEAR " both in 1997 and 2000, though Roger has played for 25 years he say's "I am having more fun now playing and singing for the lord ". Roger proudly endorses and play's Bob Hamlin stringed instruments for more info. contact Bob at 812-825-8148. |
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| Ron has been playing bluegrass music for 40 years with several local band's he plays banjo and sings lead and baritone vocals he loves to play Gospel music, he loves the harmonies of this group very well and has great expectations for the Two Highways Band, some of the local bands he has played for in the past are Bryant Wilson and the Kentucky Ramblers, Elvin Rooks and the Bluegrass Ramblers, The Here and Gone Band, and Clifty Creek Band and Stoneylonesome band with Rich. and Bob Allman. | ||
| Tanny started playing guitar in a small Southern Baptist Church when he was a young boy. He has played and sung bluegrass and bluegrass gospel music throughout his life and hopes to continue keeping the music he loves going into the future. |
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| Dennis started playing bass guitar on the stage at the age of 18 with a family band named (JD & The Good Sound)that band was together for over ten years. After that Dennis started his own three piece band called (Southbound), we played the club circuit for another ten years. He took a six-year break from the live music scene and then attended a bluegrass festival where he got the bug again and had to acquire a stand up bass. This has been a new and pleasurable road that Dennis has taken with (Two Highways) and he is looking forward to spreading God's word through their music. |
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We play bluegrass music.
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