Dixie Bee-Liners Profile

Description of Dixie Bee-Liners' Music:

Bluegrass, contemporary folk

Comparisons :

Fans of other bluegrass and contemporary folk bands, like the Duhks and Nickel Creek, may appreciate the Dixie Bee-Liners. The producer of their latest album, Ripe, has also worked with Alison Krauss and Bob Dylan, among others; fans of those artists may also appreciate DBL.

Dixie Bee-Liners Line-Up:

Brandi Hart: Vocals, rhythm guitar, Nashville guitar, dulcimer, fiddle
Buddy Woodward: Vocals, mandolin, guitar, banjo, bass, drums, dulcimer
Rachel Renee Johnson: Fiddle, vocals
Jonathan Maness: Lead guitar, mandolin, vocals
Sam Morrow: Banjo
Jeremy Darrow: Upright bass, vocals

Purchase/Download Dixie Bee-Liners MP3s:

"Brown Eyed Darlin'"
"Down on the Crooked Road"
"Lord, Lay Down My Ball and Chain"

Recommended CDs by Dixie Bee-Liners:

Ripe (Pinecastle Records, 2008)
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Dixie Bee-Liners Biography:

The Dixie Bee-Liners started out in New York City, where Brandi Hart and Buddy Woodward were both participating in a tribute to Loretta Lynn. It was Woodward's idea that the duo start a band. Their debut self-titled EP was so well-received by press and fans, that they signed with Pinecastle Records and headead to Nashville to make their first full-length album.

The CD was produced by Bil Vorndick, who's worked with such contemporary bluegrass and folk artists as Alison Krauss, Ralph Stanley, Bob Dylan, and others.