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| Title | : | Fiddler's Curse: The Untold Story of Ervin T. Rouse, Chubby Wise, Johnny Cash, and The Orange Blossom Special (Revised and Updated) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.77 (528 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1574242148 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 225 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-02-07 |
| Language | : | English |
He spent his last years fiddling for tips in isolated taverns at the edge of the Everglades, and died all but unknown. Johnny Cash, the tortured superstar who made the song a mainstream hit, quietly championed Rouse and earned the enmity of Wise. This trio's disparate legacies are here told and forever linked with the legendary diesel steamliner. The man who claimed co-ownership, Chubby Wise, achieved fame as the seminal fiddler of the bluegrass genre, but struggled to overcome personal demons and to heal the scars of childhood abandonment and abuse. One of the most bizarre stories in all of popular music is the history of "Orange Blossom Special," arguably the century's best-known fiddle tune. The man credited with its ownership, Ervin T. Rouse, endured tragedy, alcoholism and mental illness. (Fiddle). The writing reads like the best fiction." Gainesville Sun. "Fascinating a compelling story told in an artful and human way
Chas said I played music with Rouse. I was playing bass for a guy named Brock Mc Coy in south Florida back in '6I played music with Rouse Chas I was playing bass for a guy named Brock Mc Coy in south Florida back in '64. We were playing out on the Tamiami trail in a joint when these two guys come in, one with a fiddle case under his arm. They set down and he took his fiddle out and tuned it with us. I asked Brock who he was and he said " he's Ervin Rouse". I asked who the heck is Ervin Rouse? He said "he wrote the Orange Blossom Special, he'll be up here". So he comes on up on the stage and sta. . We were playing out on the Tamiami trail in a joint when these two guys come in, one with a fiddle case under his arm. They set down and he took his fiddle out and tuned it with us. I asked Brock who he was and he said " he's Ervin Rouse". I asked who the heck is Ervin Rouse? He said "he wrote the Orange Blossom Special, he'll be up here". So he comes on up on the stage and sta. Martin Stillion said Good material, bad execution. Highly informative book based on a ton of research. I learned a lot more than I ever dreamed of wanting to know. However, it's riddled with typos, and the designer has crammed so many words onto each page that it's difficult to read. There's no breathing room for the text. Obviously, reflowing everything and making the book Good material, bad execution Highly informative book based on a ton of research. I learned a lot more than I ever dreamed of wanting to know. However, it's riddled with typos, and the designer has crammed so many words onto each page that it's difficult to read. There's no breathing room for the text. Obviously, reflowing everything and making the book 32 pages longer would increase the expense of printing it, but the tradeoff in readability ought to be worth it, methinks. A good co. "Good material, bad execution" according to Martin Stillion. Highly informative book based on a ton of research. I learned a lot more than I ever dreamed of wanting to know. However, it's riddled with typos, and the designer has crammed so many words onto each page that it's difficult to read. There's no breathing room for the text. Obviously, reflowing everything and making the book Good material, bad execution Highly informative book based on a ton of research. I learned a lot more than I ever dreamed of wanting to know. However, it's riddled with typos, and the designer has crammed so many words onto each page that it's difficult to read. There's no breathing room for the text. Obviously, reflowing everything and making the book 32 pages longer would increase the expense of printing it, but the tradeoff in readability ought to be worth it, methinks. A good co. 2 pages longer would increase the expense of printing it, but the tradeoff in readability ought to be worth it, methinks. A good co. pages longer would increase the expense of printing it, but the tradeoff in readability ought to be worth it, methinks. A good co. "Mystery Solved!" according to LisaNFla. Randy Noles has done a great job researching this controversial story. In Bluegrass Music circles many a heated debate has ensued regarding who actually wrote The Orange Blossom Special. I feel the issue has been solved with this book. I bought this book as a gift for my Dad and he LOVED it!
He has recorded four gold albums with MCA Records since 1989 and won three Grammys. . About the Author "One of the most popular country artists of the '90s," says L.A. Stuart then toured with Johnny Cash for six years. Life, Marty Stuart has "fused honky tonk with rockabilly and bluegrass, gaining a large following as a result." When he was only thirteen, Stuart joined the band of bluegrass legend Lester Flatt and toured for seven years until Flatt's death. For two years he hosted the popular Marty Party series of specials on TNN. He has been a member of the Grand Ole Opry since 1992 and is currently president of the Country Music Foundation
He has been a member of the Grand Ole Opry since 1992 and is currently president of the Country Music Foundation. For two years he hosted the popular Marty Party series of specials on TNN. He has recorded four gold albums with MCA Records since 1989 and won three Grammys. Life, Marty Stuart has "fused
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