Steppin' Out
by Midnight Flyer
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Mary Ann
02:37
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I'll Go Steppin' Too
03:00
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Forked Deer
01:52
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Tennessee
02:35
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about
Midnight Flyer formed in 2014, intent on becoming an outstanding vocal harmony band rooted in traditional bluegrass. Drawing on the sterling examples of Stanley Brothers, Flatt and Scruggs, Jimmy Martin and the Osborne Brothers, the band’s high harmonies, clean picking, and rhythmic tension combine to produce a hard driving sound that reminds contemporary listeners of the timeless pleasure of traditional bluegrass music.
credits
released July 8, 2017
Andy Davis: banjo, vocals
Dave Shepherd: guitar, vocals
Matt Thomas: bass, vocals
Jonathan Wallis: mandolin, vocals
Andy Davis: banjo, vocals
Dave Shepherd: guitar, vocals
Matt Thomas: bass, vocals
Jonathan Wallis: mandolin, vocals
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