The Seldom Scene

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  • bluegrass
  • country
  • cowhat fav
  • folk-country
  • seldom scene
The Seldom Scene is an American bluegrass band formed in 1971 in Bethesda, Maryland out of the weekly jam sessions in the basement of banjo player Ben Eldridge. These sessions included John Starling on guitar and lead vocals, Mike Auldridge on resophonic guitar and baritone vocals, and Tom Gray on bass. Then came mandolinist John Duffey, who had quit the Country Gentlemen two years before due to disillusionment with the music business.

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Songs

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    Ride Me Down Easy

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    Rider

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    Rollin' and Tumblin'

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    Rose Of Old Kentucky

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    San Antonio Rose

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    Satan's Choir

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    Satan's Jeweled Crown

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    Say You Lied

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    Settin' Me Up

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    She's More to Be Pitied

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    Sing Me Back Home

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    Sitting On Top Of The World

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    Small Exception of Me

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    Smokin' Hickory

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    Some Morning Soon

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    Something in the Wind

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    Song for Life

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    Stolen Love

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    Stompin' at the Savoy

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    Summertime Is Past and Gone

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    Sweet Baby James

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    Sweetest Gift

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    Take Him In

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    Take Me In Your Lifeboat

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    Tennessee Blues

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    The Boatman

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    The Border Incident

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    The Champion

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    The Fields Have Turned Brown

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    The Little Sparrow (Fair and Tender Ladies)

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    The Old Hometown

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    The Other Side of Town

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    The Shape I'm In

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    The Sweetest Gift

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    The Weary Pilgrim

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    The Wrath of God

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    They're at Rest Together

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    This Weary Heart You Stole Away

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    Those Memories Of You

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    Through the Bottom of the Glass

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    Train Leaves Here This Morning

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    Travelin' on and On

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    Trust in the Tide

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    Tulsa Chili Bop

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    Wait a Minute

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    Walk Through This World With Me

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    Walk With Him Again

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    Walking the Blues

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    Walking the Dog

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    Want of a Woman


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