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Nashville, TN (February 17, 2023) – The (615) Hideaway Records is pleased to announce the new single “Red Rover”from Bluegrass veteran and flamekeeper Audie Blaylock and Redline. “Red Rover”is the follow up to Blaylock’s single “Better Angels Fly Away”which reached #1 on the Bluegrass Junction, SiriusXM Radio MOST-PLAYED TRACKS - December 2022.
This Red Roveris definitely not child's play. Written by Audie Blaylock and Redlinebassist and vocalist, Reed Jones, and inspired by a story his papaw told him of the "good ol' days" in eastern Kentucky, this latest Redline contribution demonstrates how some folks just can't leave the childish games behind. What starts as innocent fun as kids carries through to adulthood, when sometimes relationships can feel like childhood deja vu. “Red Rover feels classic and new all
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“Audie Blaylock’s mellow, wailing tenor and lightning-fast guitar picking have made him one of the names to watch in the world of traditional bluegrass.”–ALL MUSIC GUIDE
There’s something in a name; and Redline, the name of Audie Blaylock’s hot-shot band, could not be more fitting. Blaylock's vision for his sound involves an occasional glance in the rear view mirror, but with a heavy foot planted firmly on the accelerator, his music has a way of driving hard into the future.
Audie Blaylock’s musical journey is a familiar one in bluegrass music, having grown up in an Appalachian musical family, his musical education started early and led to him sharing the stage with some of bluegrass’ finest and most respected artists, including first generation bluegrass character and giant, Jimmy Martin, as well as Red Allen, Harley Allen, Lynn Morris, Michael Cleveland, and Rhonda Vincent.
Yet a true artist is never content in the passenger’s seat, and this • From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Blaylock is a family name which may have originated in north-west England and Scotland.[1] People with this family name include: Blaylock