Richard Bennett and Wyatt Rice -Wayfaring Stranger - The Bluegrass Jamboree #bluegrass #gospel #music #artist #live #video | The Bluegrass Jamboree

Bill Monroe - The Wayfaring Stranger (1958) Bill Monroe, born in 1911 in Rosine, Kentucky, is celebrated as the "Father of Bluegrass." His musical journey began early, influenced by his family, especially his mother Malissa and uncle Pendleton Vandiver. Monroe's distinctive blend of folk, country, and gospel led to the creation of bluegrass, marked by its fast tempos, high-pitched vocals, and masterful instrumentals. Monroe's interpretation of "The Wayfaring Stranger," a traditional American fol

Bill Monroe - The Wayfaring Stranger (1958) Bill Monroe, born in 1911 in Rosine, Kentucky, is celebrated as the "Father of Bluegrass." His musical journey began early, influenced by his family, especially his mother Malissa and uncle Pendleton Vandiver. Monroe's distinctive blend of folk, country, and gospel led to the creation of bluegrass, marked by its fast tempos, high-pitched vocals, and masterful instrumentals. Monroe's interpretation of "The Wayfaring Stranger," a traditional American fol

Bill Monroe - The Wayfaring Stranger (Live) (1958) Bill Monroe, born in 1911 in Rosine, Kentucky, is celebrated as the "Father of Bluegrass." His musical journey began early, influenced by his family, especially his mother Malissa and uncle Pendleton Vandiver. Monroe's distinctive blend of folk, country, and gospel led to the creation of bluegrass, marked by its fast tempos, high-pitched vocals, and masterful instrumentals. Monroe's interpretation of "The Wayfaring Stranger," a traditional Ameri