I wrote:
My incredible fortune this time
around was hearing a copy of Scottie Sparks' self-titled cd.
Jeff Wall wrote:
Any kin to big haired Larry Sparks? now THAT's somebody who knows how to
sing!
Nope, not one hair close. Scottie is from the group Unlimited Tradition.
He served vocals on
Every now and then, I have the good fortune of being sent a tape copy of a
new release by a friend in the business. My incredible fortune this time
around was hearing a copy of Scottie Sparks' self-titled cd.
Very good bluegrass, reminiscent of Clinch Mountain Country, yet Sparks'
vocals
At 02:44 AM 3/31/99 -0500, you wrote:
My incredible fortune this time
around was hearing a copy of Scottie Sparks' self-titled cd.
Any kin to big haired Larry Sparks? now THAT's somebody who knows how to sing!
Jeff Wall
http://www.twangzine.com The Webs least sucky music magazine
No, Scottie's not a relative of Larry's, at least not within spittin'
distance. His family's from Carter County, KY, though Scottie himself was
born around Dayton, OH, moving back to Carter County with the family in the
late 1980s.
Tera's right; it's a good album. Dwight McCall, of J.D. Crowe
