- 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: Best Of Flatt & Scruggs · 1959
- Tribute to Tradition · 1998
- The Essential Earl Scruggs · 1949
- Rural Blues Essentials · 1963
- The Essential Earl Scruggs · 1949
- The Essential Earl Scruggs · 1962
- Dueling Banjos · 1973
- 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: Best Of Flatt & Scruggs · 1967
- The Essential Earl Scruggs · 1949
- Flatt & Scruggs - The Complete Mercury Recordings · 1950
- Flatt & Scruggs - The Complete Mercury Recordings · 1996
- The Essential Earl Scruggs · 1949
- Living On The Other Side · 1996
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Compilations
About Earl Scruggs
Earl Scruggs is one of the most important instrumentalists in bluegrass history. Raised in Appalachia, he learned to play banjo at the age of five. In 1944, he joined Bill Monroe’s Bluegrass Boys, where he perfected his patented three-finger banjo technique. He subsequently formed the Foggy Mountain Boys with Lester Flatt in 1948, the two enjoying a brilliant 20-year career together. After they parted in 1969, he formed the Earl Scruggs Revue with his sons, Randy, Gary and Steve. Scruggs recorded a string of excellent albums in the 1970s, notably HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS, which included guest appearances by Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and the Byrds, and the timeless DUELLING BANJOS. He died in 1992.
- FROM
- Flint Hill, NC, United States
- BORN
- January 6, 1924
- GENRE
- Country