Waldron, Cliff
Cliff Waldron
VIAF ID: 66660115 (Personal)
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5xx's: Related Names (8)
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Emerson & Waldron
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Emerson and Waldron
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Emerson and Waldron
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Franklin Mint Records Society
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New Shades of Grass (Musical group)
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New shades of grass
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New shades of grass
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The Stanley brothers and The Clinch mountain boys
Works
| Title | Sources |
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| ballad of Jed Clampett |
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| Birmingham fling |
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| Blue eyed Boston boy |
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| Blue moon of Kentucky |
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| Bluegrass time. |
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| Bright morning star |
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| Bringing Mary home |
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| Calling your name |
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| Cliff Waldron & the New Shades of Grass, p1974 |
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| Country boy rock and roll |
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| Dark hollow |
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| fields have turned brown |
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| Fox on the run |
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| Ginseng Sullivan |
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| God walks the dark hills |
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| greatest country music recordings of all time |
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| Hello city limits |
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| How mountain girls can love |
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| I'm using my Bible for a roadmap |
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| Jimmy Brown the newsboy |
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| John Henry |
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| Jun-ichi Yamada collection of bluegrass recordings |
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| Keep on pushing |
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| Little cabin home on the hill |
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| A little ways down the road |
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| Log cabin in the lane |
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| Love please come home |
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| Mike Seeger recordings, 1982 |
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| Mocking banjo |
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| Molly and tenbrooks |
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| More Bluegrass Country Soul music. |
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| Muddy Water |
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| Nelly Kane |
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| New mule skinner blues |
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| Nine pound hammer |
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| Norwegian wood |
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| Ocean of diamonds |
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| Old home place |
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| Old salty dog blues |
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| One more mile, one more town, one more time. [Sound recording] |
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| Orange blossom special |
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| Pick away |
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| Rank stranger |
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| Right on |
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| Rock salt and nails |
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| Rocky top |
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| Roll in my sweet baby's arms |
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| Roses in the snow |
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| Tennessee stud |
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| Uncle Pen |
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| Walking down the line |
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| Walking in my sleep |
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| Windy mountain |
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| I wonder how the old folks are at home |
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