Bill Clifton, Bluegrass Troubadour Behind “Little Whitewashed Chimney” Who Launched One of the First Bluegrass Festivals, Dies at 95
Bill Clifton, the Maryland born singer, guitarist and autoharp player who dreamed up a summer afternoon of music in 1961 and helped launch the bluegrass festival tradition that now fills fields and campgrounds around the world, died October 30 in Mendota, Virginia. He was 95. Few artists did more to carry old time and bluegrass […]
The report was published on 06 de novembro de 2026 às 09:50 by That Eric Alper and is part of the World news coverage.
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