Ralph Stanley and Patty Loveless - Pretty Polly
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Ralph Stanley Clawhammers the Banjo + Angel Band
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- Published: 16 May 2008
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Dr Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys have some ole time fun .
O (Oh) Death By Ralph Stanley Song Music
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Very haunting song about a man about to die and he asking death to spare him til another year......
Dr Ralph Stanley : O Death 2008
A transcendent moment - Dr. Ralph Stanley, aged 82, singing "O Death" a cappella at the Hills of Home festival near Clintwood VA in May 2008. On the hillside behind him lies the grave of his brother, the great Carter Stanley, as he petitions the grim reaper to spare him over till another year. Raises the hair on your neck!
"I'll Answer The Call" By Ralph Stanley (2008)
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ralph stanley and the clinch mountian boys. from the newly released DVD "Country Bluegrass Homecoming Volume One"
Legendary Bluegrass Artist Ralph Stanley Endorses Barack Obama
Legendary Bluegrass Artist Ralph Stanley Endorses Barack Obama Transcript: "Howdy Friends, This is Ralph Stanley, and I think I know a little somethin' about the families around here. And after the last eight years, I know we all need a change. Now, nobody's lookin' for a handout, but I think we could use a leader who's on our side. And I believe that leader's Barack Obama. Barack'll cut taxes for everyday folks, not big business, so you'll have a little more money in your pocket at the end of the year. He understands that our kids shouldn't have to leave our communities to find work. That's why Barack'll make it easier to send your children to college, and help create five million new jobs, by investin' right here at home. I also know Barack is a good man, a father and a devoted husband. He values personal responsibility, and family first. So please join me, Ralph Stanley, in supporting a true friend of the people, who live right here in South-west Virginia. Barack Obama is the Change We Need."
Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys - The Darkest Hour
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- Published: 10 Feb 2008
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Ralph Stanley NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
The Tiny Desk Concert series almost always brings out the lighter side of both the artists who perform and the staff of NPR Music. When Tom Jones or the band Dr. Dog shows up, for example, it can feel like a child's birthday party or a field day from school, with lots of joking from a bunch of people glad to have a break from their normal routine. But when Dr. Ralph Stanley strolled in to give this Tiny Desk Concert, the office fell silent with the kind of reverence appropriate for a living legend. Ralph Stanley's Tiny Desk set was shorter than most, but deeply moving. He didn't play his trademark clawhammer banjo, and no one accompanied him as he sang three songs a cappella: "Gloryland," "Turn Back, Turn Back" and "Amazing Grace."
Jesco White, Obama Girl, & Ralph Stanley shoot an Eric C. Conn video
On June 17, 2009 Jesco White "The Dancing Outlaw," Amber Lee Ettinger "Obama Girl," and Dr. Ralph Stanley came to Stanville, KY to the Eric C. Conn law office to sign autographs and do a "meet and greet" with the public. After that, they went to the Mountain Homeplace near Paintsville Lake State Park in Paintsville, KY to shoot an Eric C. Conn campaign video. Eric hopes the finished product video will help to get him appointed to President Barack Obama's Social Security Advisory Board. The video you are watching is short clips I made of the filming of this new Eric C. Conn campaign video which, at the time of this writing, is not yet completed.
Ralph Stanley O Death
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- Published: 22 Jun 2008
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O Death Ralph stanley singing at the BeanBlossom bluegrass festival
Ralph Stanley: If I Lose
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- Published: 26 Aug 2008
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The legendary Ralph Stanley and his Clinch Mountain Boys live at Knucklehead's Saloon in Kansas City on 17 November 2007.
Ralph Stanley Teaches Little Maggie
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- Published: 08 May 2008
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Bluegrass banjo pioneer Ralph Stanley teaches and performs "Little Maggie" with Mike Seeger hosting this Homespun Tapes DVD. This project was originally produced with the Smithsonian/Folkways Recordings and Homespun Tapes. For more information or to purchase this DVD visit us at www.homespuntapes.com
Ralph Stanley Village Church Yard
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- Published: 19 Sep 2008
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Ralph Stanley Preforming The Village Church Yard Mountain Harmony At It's Best!!! Message In This One.
Ralph Stanley and Don Reno "Home Sweet Home"
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- Published: 18 Jul 2007
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A banjo duo from two bluegrass legends!
Ralph Stanley , Kentucky Shine - clawhammer
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- Published: 31 Aug 2010
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Ralph Stanley . Old time pickin'. A clawhammer Banjo collection. Kentucky Shine.
Ralph Stanley: A Mother's Prayer
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- Published: 04 Feb 2011
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We were pleased to help Rebel Records produce this video liner notes project for the upcoming Ralph Stanley gospel album A Mother's Prayer. It is likely to be Stanley's last gospel album. It was an indescribable honor to work with Dr. Stanley, an absolute icon of American music.
Ralph Stanley - I'm A Man Of Constant Sorrow
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Ralph Stanley - I'm A Man Of Constant Sorrow
Jim Lauderdale & Ralph Stanley, 'She's Looking At Me' video
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- Published: 07 Apr 2008
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A rarely seen video featuring Jim and Ralph's duet 'She's Looking At Me.' Allison Moorer is the girl of everyone's dreams in the vid.
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More News Growing old doesn’t necessarily make a marvel out of a man; it’s what you do with your earthly time that matters. Ralph Stanley turned 84 in February, and Wednesday night at Knuckleheads he showed about 125 reverent fans that he is still living well and eminently and plans to...
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Ralph Stanley
| Name | Ralph Stanley | |
|---|---|
| Landscape | | |
| Background | solo_singer | |
| Birth name | Ralph Edmund Stanley | |
| Alias | "Dr. Ralph Stanley"| |
| Born | February 25, 1927 | |
| Died | | |
| Origin | Big Spraddle Creek, Virginia, USA | |
| Instrument | Banjo | |
| Genre | Bluegrass, old-time music |
| Occupation | Bluegrass musician | |
| Years active | 1946–present | |
| Label | Columbia RecordsRebel Records | |
| Associated acts | Clinch Mountain BoysStanley Brothers | |
| Url | | |
| Current members | Dr. Ralph StanleyJack Cooke (deceased)James SheltonSteve SparkmanRalph Stanley IIDewey BrownNathan StanleyE.C. French | |
| Past members | Sammy AdkinsJunior BlankenshipRoy Lee CentersCurly Ray ClineMelvin GoinsRickey LeeJames PriceTroy "Renfro" ProffitJohn RigsbyGeorge ShufflerCharlie SizemoreLarry SparksRicky SkaggsKeith Whitley | |
| Notable instruments | Banjo | |
Ralph Stanley (born February 25, 1927), also known as Dr. Ralph Stanley, is an American bluegrass artist, known for his distinctive singing and banjo playing.
Biography
Ralph Edmond Stanley was born, grew up, and lives today in rural southwestern Virginia—"in a little town called McClure at a place called Big Spraddle, just up the holler" from where he moved in 1936 and has lived ever since in Dickenson County. The son of Lee and Lucy Stanley, Ralph did not grow up around a lot of music in his home. As he says, his "daddy didn't play an instrument, but sometimes he would sing church music. And I'd hear him sing songs like 'Man of Constant Sorrow,' 'Pretty Polly' and 'Omie Wise.'" He decided to go it alone, eventually reviving the Clinch Mountain Boys. Larry Sparks, Roy Lee Centers, and Charlie Sizemore were among those with whom he played in the revived band. He encountered Ricky Skaggs and Keith Whitley arriving late to his own show: "They were about 16 or 17, and they were holding the crowd 'til we got there. . . They sounded just exactly like (the Stanley Brothers)." Seeing their potential, he hired them "to give 'em a chance", even though that meant a seven-member band.
Political career
Around 1970, he ran for Clerk of Court and Commissioner of Revenue in Dickenson County only to state this:
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Stanley's work was featured in the 2000 film O Brother, Where Art Thou?, in which he sings the Appalachian dirge "O Death." The soundtrack's producer was T-Bone Burnett. Stanley said the following about working with Burnett:
With that song, Stanley won a 2002 Grammy Award in the category of Best Male Country Vocal Performance. "That put the icing on the cake for me," he says. "It put me in a different category." In October 2008, the Obama campaign aired a radio ad in Virginia featuring Stanley.
Stanley maintains an extensive touring schedule.
Country singer Dwight Yoakam has stated that Ralph Stanley is one of his "musical heroes."
Stanley's autobiography, Man of Constant Sorrow, coauthored with the music journalist Eddie Dean, was released by Gotham Books on October 15, 2009.
Musical style
Ralph created a unique style of banjo playing, sometimes called "Stanley Style". It evolved from Scruggs style, which is a three finger technique. "Stanley style" is distinguished by incredibly fast "forward rolls," led by the index finger, sometimes in the higher registers utilizing a capo. In "Stanley Style", the rolls of the banjo are continuous, while being picked fairly close the bridge on the banjo, giving the tone of the instrument a very crisp, articulate snap to the strings as the player would strike them.
Selected discography
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