MP3 Blackbury Band - Thirty Years Too Late

Cowboy, western swing and folk music on acoustic instruments featuring the best harmonies you'll ever hear.

14 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Gentle, COUNTRY: Western



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BLACKBURY BAND BIO:
www.blackburyband.com

The group was started in 2005 at the Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield Kansas. The Blackbury Band features tight harmonies backed by innovative acoustic arrangements. Western, Folk or Gospel. They create a comfortable atmosphere in which you can just sit back and enjoy yourself. Their first album âThirty Years too lateâ was released in February 2007 to critical acclaim. It is a testimony to the groupâs love of acoustical music.

Bob Black: Guitar, Vocals
Bob Black has played the guitar and performed for over 40 years. He has a great appreciation and love for all types of acoustic music. Folk and Western Swing Music have influenced him the most. Hailing from Dallas, Texas, he has had the opportunity and pleasure to perform with many outstanding talents, to include John Denver. The Blackbury Band represents a unique opportunity to record and perform many of the songs he grew up with new arrangements. The rich vocal harmonies of the group are the best he has ever heard. He welcomes everyone to relax and enjoy the music.

L.B. Taulbee: Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals
Lennox was raised in the hills of Kentucky. Going to church and school were the main social activities in the hills and playing music just came natural in a family of musicians and gospel singers. Although enjoying the music, eating took the front row seat when a family came along, and the guitar went into the closet for over 3 decades. Now with the family "raised up" the guitar came out of the closet,.
Joining the Blackbury Band has been an "unexpected treat." Although this CD is 30 years too late, it is never too late to for a music lover to: Get that instrument out of the closet and find your unexpected treat."

Garry Bury: Vocals
Garry Bury is a native Kansan, with a love of the old west, and the colorful cow town heritage of his home state. He is the youngest male member of the band, and was raised watching the TV westerns of the 1960âs. Garry says when he grows up, he âwants to be a cowboyâ. Although they were before his time, Garry loves the silver screen portrayals of the cowboy way, filmed in the 30s, 40s and 50s. His music style is influenced by the vintage country music greats, Hank Williams, the Sons of the Pioneers and Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys.
Garry is the lead singer for the group, LB calls him The Crooner. He sang for decades in the shower and from the congregation side of the pulpit at church. . It wasnât until the turn of the new century that Garry started âsinging outâ, then performing. His rich baritone voice harmonizes so naturally with that of Bobâs & LBâs, youâd think they were brothers. Garry appreciates Bob and LBâs musical expertise and has had a great time riding this trail with them.