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| Rick was known by his family and friends as a great guitar player who’s played all over the country bringing great joy and amazement to those who listened. He is also known as a very loving and soft spoken guy who has always brought a profound sense of peace and spirituality to his relationships with others. He always has a smile on his face and is the first person to tell you he loves you. He’s been blessed with a great talent for playing the guitar and has always taken the time to share his talent with others, mentoring many young players along the way. |
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He was a great guy who always had a kind word for everybody! I was in A band called Brandy Station with Ricky. We were HOT!! I am really going to miss him - Jim Sullvian
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Ralph
Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys were an August hit
at the Strasburg Theater by Joe Herbert
It was to be the first real headline act to play the
Strasburg Theater, and the standing room only crowd on
Friday night were clearly intent on proving that they
both wanted, and needed a show like this. Ralph Stanley
and The Clinch Mountain Boys were indeed coming to
Strasburg, and bringing well over a century of musical
experience with them.
Greeted with what would prove to be one of many standing
ovations, Dr Ralph Stanley and The Clinch Mountain Boys
overcame some poor lighting and a few noisy patrons to
deliver what could be described as the best bluegrass
show this reviewer has seen to date.
The Theater, which opened its doors to the public back in
April of this year, couldn’t have picked a better
night for it. The weather was brilliant, and as the
line formed outside, you could tell this was going to be
a special night. Opening act Lee Blanton started things
off with a very fine set of folk, blues and originals
that piqued the interest of the audience as they
continued to file in to the newly renovated theater. Next
up was Charlottesville based Jay Pun and Morwenna Lasko,
an acoustic guitar and fiddle duo that seems to defy
categorization. Pun and Lasko incorporate a distinct,
rhythmic style, accentuated with a chopping pizzicato
that drew the audience deeper into their musical mosaic.
One could pick up strains of bluegrass, jazz, classical,
and even gypsy stylings during their mostly instrumental
set, which brought a warm response from the now filled
hall.
But the real reason everybody was gathered on this
glorious summer evening was Bluegrass legend and Virginia
native Ralph Stanley. Having gotten his start with
brother Carter way back in 1946, it’s hard to
believe that Ralph Stanley - who turns 80 in February -
can still find the energy and passion to tour as
extensively as he does. Of course having that new tour
bus (paid for with the proceeds from the hugely
successful 2000 film O Brother, Where Art Thou) certainly
helps. But Dr. Stanley – he was awarded an
Honorary Doctorate of Music from Lincoln.
MemorialUniversity back in 1976 - isn’t the only
seasoned veteran on this bus. Bassist Jack Cooke
has been working with the Clinch Mountain Boys off and on
for over 47 years, and will celebrate his 70th birthday
in December. Guitarist and Tour Manager James Shelton
joined up back in 1994, and banjoist Steve Sparkman took
his place in the lineup a year later. Considerably
younger was Ralph’s grandson Nathan Stanley, who at
only 14 years of age not only played an excellent
mandolin, but also brought a nice family touch to their
80 minute set. Rounding out the lineup was newest
member Dewey Brown on the fiddle.
Admittedly, Ralph Stanley doesn’t play the banjo
nearly as much as he used to, but the 34-year-old
Sparkman more than makes up for it with his old fashion
‘claw hammer’ style picking. Time and
again, Sparkman, whom Stanley refers to as the only banjo
player as good as himself, stepped to the microphone and
delivered fluid, exciting solos that kept the sold out
audience tapping their feet and clapping their hands. Shelton
kept the band on time and on key with some phenomenal
guitar picking, and is a clear stage leader in his own
right. But it was perhaps newest member Dewey Brown who
proved to be one of the best instrumentalists on the
circuit today. Still only 24 years of age, Brown started
out playing fiddle at age 9, and has already earned a
host of awards and nominations over the years. Several
times, Brown was singled out by Dr. Stanley for his fine
playing.Not to be outdone, young Nathan Stanley brought a
degree of expertise to his mandolin playing that’s
rarely found in players many times his age.
Doing so many shows a year, the road can sometimes get
rather boring, unless of course you’ve got a
personality tossed into the mix, someone who can cut
through the tedious doldrums of everyday travel. Clearly
the joker of the bunch, the irrepressible Jack Cooke
brings a nice balance to Dr. Stanley’s quiet,
sometimes serious demeanor. Theater owner Steve Evans
tells of how he met Jack for the first time, as the tour
bus pulled up into the lot. “I walked over to
the bus to greet the band, and out comes Jack, handing me
this big stand up bass, and says to go ahead and put it
on stage,” Mr. Evans said. “But I’m the
owner of this place, I start to (jokingly) protest, and
Jack says, ‘Well then, I know it’ll be in good
hands!’ …I knew I liked this guy right away.”Cooke
was so proud to finally have his own CD on sale, which
was available at one of several merchandise tables set up
at various spots around the Theater. The CD features a
wonderful collection of old time songs, with an all-star
line up of guest musicians, including Del McCoury, Ralph
Stanley II and Mike Bubb.
Dr. Stanley will be the first to admit that he’s not
a man of many words. But at times, that seriousness
is truly appreciated. When Ralph broke into his solo a
cappella version of Oh Death, (a huge hit taken from the
O Brother soundtrack) I could feel the hair stand up at
the back of my neck. His haunting, distinctive voice
broke through and warmed the crowd like a knitted blanket
on a cold December night. Listening to this voice, you
knew this was the real deal. But Dr. Stanley is clearly
willing to share the limelight with the others. The
always-smiling Jack Cooke led the band with his high
tenor voice on Long Black Veil. Even young Nathan
had a chance to sing his own song, which went over very
well with the crowd. Ralph led the boys on a few
gospel tunes, including one from his friends in the
Carter Family. The band’s version of Amazing Grace
had the whole crowd rapt with their tight harmonies, and
this seemed to just about wrap up the show. But of
course, there was just one more musical tune to be played,
and when the audience heard the opening strains to Man of
constant sorrow, that was all she wrote. As the
musicians exited the stage, I asked Ralph if he’d
like to do just one more for the crowd, who were up on
their feet cheering. “No, I think we’ll leave
‘em wantin’ for more”, he stated in his
typically understated style.
After spending some time backstage with the
soft–spoken Dr. Stanley, I quickly came to realize
that not only is he a legend, but he’s one first
class gentleman. We talked about bringing back one
of my favorites The little girl and the dreadful snake,
which he admitted he hadn’t performed in a good many
years. “Maybe we’ll bring that one
back”. I asked the good Dr. what he thought
was the best part about touring, performing, traveling
and living this musical life, and without a moment’s
hesitation, he summed it up in two words: “The
people.” Indeed, despite having played just the
night before in Gettysburg, Pa, Ralph took the time both
before and after the show to greet each and every fan
who’d waited on line for their autographed pictures,
CDs and memorabilia.
There was even an autographed banjo that Ralph had
offered up for sale. Dr. Stanley also took many
opportunities to speak with the audience from the stage,
joking with his band, setting up lines for Cooke and
Shelton, and allowing each of the members to have their
time to shine. Perhaps the brightest moment came
when Dr. Stanley thanked the audience for coming out,
telling us how happy he was to be back in his home state
of Virginia This brought yet another standing ovation
from the appreciative audience.
While the music itself was certainly well received, the
overall show was not without its setbacks. As James
Shelton was quick to point out, the Strasburg Theater is
perfectly situated at the crossroads of two major
highways (I-81 and I-66) and is a viable stop over for
just about any band or solo artist heading up and down
the roadways. With a bit more attention to detail, the
theater has almost unlimited potential. But the
lighting and sound in particular will need to be fine-tuned,
and the service left much to be desired. I heard
several patrons complaining about the wait, general
admission seating, and people talking during the
performance.
Seating all diners at once also led to confusion and
chaos around the bar area. Perhaps shutting down
the bar during the performance would be a start.
This might actually cut down on some of the idle chatter
from some of the more clueless patrons. Mr. Evans
assured us that he’s working on all aspects of the
theater, in an effort to bring more high-caliber
entertainment.With time, hopefully, we’ll see less
emphasis on the bar and more on the show itself.
We’re all very fortunate to have someone like Ralph
Stanley and The Clinch Mountain Boys come and play at the
Strasburg Theater, as there is nothing like it in the
entire Shenandoah Valley. To pull a quote from
former Governor Mark Warner, “Ralph Stanley is not
only a Virginia legend, he is a national treasure.”
Joe Herbert is a singer-songwriter who lives in Strasburg, www.joeherbert.com.
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