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A Moonshiner And His Money – Charlie Bowman

Charlie Bowman and His Brothers from the hills of Tennessee to youtube. Columbia records 1st country music genre recording. Charlie was known as “the champion fiddler of East Tennessee,” so named for winning more than two-dozen fiddle contests.His future credentials would include being a 2001 inductee into the North American Fiddler’s Hall of Fame.He was a major recording artist, vaudeville performer, songwriter, and a member of several musical groups, including Al Hopkins and His Buckle Busters (the Hill Billies).Charlie had a talent for generating atypical sounds from his fiddle, ranging from a couple of hound dogs chasing a red fox through the Tennessee hills to a barnyard selection with cacklings from a gobbler and a bantam hen.He could play fifteen standard and several not-so-conventional instruments: brooms, saws, washtubs, thick balloons, a homemade one-string bass, and even an underfeed furnace.In 2006, a major discovery was made of the “Lost Suitcase Collection,” a previously unknown cache of photos, tour memorabilia, and news stories on Charlie and the Bowman family of touring musicians

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    3 Responses to “A Moonshiner And His Money – Charlie Bowman”

    1. stevegoldfield says:
      August 19, 2012 at 2:45 pm

      I wrote an article about Charlie Bowman for Fiddler magazine about 10 years ago. He was a great fiddler and an interesting character. Two of his daughters, the Bowman Sisters, were one of the first sister duets in country music.

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    2. ahamatmabrahman says:
      August 19, 2012 at 3:02 pm

      Yes its magical to hear these story’s about those who came before us I loved hearing my mother tell me about how she and her 3 sisters used to visit their grandfather and cousins in another village ( in Ireland ) My great grandfather entertained the children by clog dancing on the kitchen table, the children slept in a little room filled with straw ( no beds, sheets or blankets ) he’d put them to bed and say Yis are all very good wee children

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    3. hrtoflove says:
      August 19, 2012 at 3:50 pm

      Awesome! This is exactly what my own mama had described during those days when her family would sit around the stove after working in the fields and listened to the radio or perhaps a relative or two would drop by and pick their guitars/banjos.

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