Sam Bush

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Sam Bush is an influential American mandolinist and singer, often called the “King of Newgrass” for pioneering the progressive bluegrass movement.

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Sam Bush canonical 11

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
mandolinist
musician
record producer
singer
songwriter
activeYearsStart 1960s
associatedAct Alison Krauss
Béla Fleck
Emmylou Harris
Jerry Douglas
Lyle Lovett
Mark O’Connor
associatedBand New Grass Revival
Strength in Numbers
birthName Charles Samuel Bush
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1952-04-13
genre Americana
bluegrass
country
newgrass
progressive bluegrass
hasWonAward Grammy Award
International Bluegrass Music Association Award
instrument fiddle
guitar
mandolin
movement newgrass
name Sam Bush self-link
nickname King of Newgrass
notableFor fusion of bluegrass with rock, jazz, and country elements
pioneering the progressive bluegrass movement
notableWork album "Circles Around Me"
album "Glamour & Grits"
album "Howlin’ at the Moon"
album "King of My World"
album "Laps in Seven"
album "Late as Usual"
album "Radio John: Songs of John Hartford"
album "Storyman"
occupation mandolinist
record producer
singer
songwriter
performedAt Telluride Bluegrass Festival
placeOfBirth Bowling Green, Kentucky
surface form: Bowling Green, Kentucky, United States
residence Nashville
surface form: Nashville, Tennessee, United States
website https://sambush.com/

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Edgar Meyer collaboratedWith Sam Bush
Sam Bush name Sam Bush self-link
Short Trip Home performer Sam Bush
Short Trip Home recordedBy Sam Bush
Uncommon Ritual artist Sam Bush
Uncommon Ritual performer Sam Bush
Uncommon Ritual producer Sam Bush
The Nash Ramblers memberOf Sam Bush