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Jerry Douglas
Jerry Douglas is one of the most acclaimed dobro players in modern-day roots
music, celebrated for his work as a solo artist, bandleader, sideman, and member
of groups like Alison Krauss and Union Station. Born as "Gerald Calvin Douglas"
on May 28, 1956, he spent his childhood in Warren, Ohio, where he began playing
the dobro at eight years old. By the late 1970s, Jerry Douglas had established
himself as a go-to instrumentalist for artists like Ricky Skaggs, Tony Rice, and
J.D. Crowe & the New South. He also launched a solo career with 1979's
Fluxology, an album that introduced h...
The BoxerJerry Douglas, Paul Simon and Mumford & Sons
Mississippi Phone BoothJerry Douglas and John Hiatt
The BoxerJerry Douglas, Paul Simon and Mumford & Sons
Long Black Electric CadillacJohn Hiatt and Jerry Douglas
All The Lilacs in OhioJohn Hiatt, Jerry Douglas and The Jerry Douglas Band
Light of the Burning SunJerry Douglas and John Hiatt
The BoxerJerry Douglas, Paul Simon and Mumford & Sons
Traveler
4:05
Mississippi Phone BoothJerry Douglas and John Hiatt
Leftover Feelings
3:06
The BoxerJerry Douglas, Paul Simon and Mumford & Sons
Good Vibrations
Long Black Electric CadillacJohn Hiatt and Jerry Douglas
Leftover Feelings
3:25
All The Lilacs in OhioJohn Hiatt, Jerry Douglas and The Jerry Douglas Band
Leftover Feelings
3:29
Light of the Burning SunJerry Douglas and John Hiatt
Leftover Feelings
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