Herb Pedersen, Bluegrass Legend & Country Rock Pioneer

[@sclawman]

Herb is a legend. Great voice that can sing harmony with anyone. He sang backup on some of Linda Ronstadt's most famous recordings. Also sang with Emmylou Harris and many others. Great banjo player. But most of all kind, gentle and humble.

[@DavidBlankenship-s2r]

Herb Pedersen has to be one of my all-time favorites. I have been a huge fan for years. Thank you for the music...

[@mariacullati2371]

Beautiful music from a beautiful person. Thank you so much.

[@bradkrouskop7775]

glad I ran across this! Bluegrass has been around since it was derived from Scotch-Irish music a few hundred years ago. it is strongly rooted in my family and I am very excited that it is coming on stronger than ever before. Mr. Pederson is a very important figure in the historical sense. Thank you for picking his brain and enlightening those of us who care so deeply about music and those who fill the air with the enormous blessing of music.

[@NickRatnieks]

That first Desert Rose Band album is absolutely outstanding.

[@jacobarrowood3587]

NickRatnieks The greatest hits album is even better

[@NickRatnieks]

I do have that as well but it does have the benefit of cherry-picking from all their output!

[@MrRazorblade999]

Agreed but his first solo album is even better imho.

[@dreadnaught90]

One of the best harmony singers around. Also a great banjo, songwriter and rhythm guitar player. Love his music. I have been a Herb Pedersen fan for a long time. I appreciate the video...but after 47 minutes I was thirsting for more information. I would rather have heard more of what Herb thinks and has done, than having him respond to the interviewer's statements and opinions.

[@gergnosirrah1]

Herbs banjo playing on David Grismans Here Today album is what inspired me to become a banjo player. That band also had some unknown young guy named vince gill on guitar and lead vocals! If you like bluegrass, check out this album. Herbs singing on the cut Once More will send chills down your spine.

[@digiman47]

I saw Herb with Chris live in Chester , England about 10 years ago. It was a great gig and nice to meet them both afterwards. Like the interviewer I first found Herb's name popping up in the credits on a number of LPs I bought in the 1970s and have collected a lot of his work. I especially like his composition Old Train - really love that song

[@marianknittle1051]

What a great interview with Herb! I like hearing them include their families!

[@dannielsen4431]

Herb when did you start Playing the banjo

[@dannielsen4431]

Herb when did you write the song Wait a minute

[@dannielsen4431]

When did you start playing bluegrass music

[@JudgeSturdy]

Whatever happened with this CD?

[@mikie47]

Wonder if it was Bobby Black on steel not Ed Black?