Buzz Busby
About the artist
Bernarr Graham Busbice (September 6, 1933 – January 5, 2003), known professionally as Buzz Busby, was an American bluegrass musician, known for his mandolin style and high tenor voice. He was nicknamed the "Father of Washington, D.C. Bluegrass." Busby had recordings on many labels. His early recordings mainly resided on Starday, or Mercury-Starday. He would also record on Webco, Mount Vernon, and many others. Mercury-Starday was a label for the more well known or successful artists on Starday.
Top songs
- Talking Banjo
- Rock 'n' Roll Fever
- Lonesome Wind
- Me and the Juke Box
- Where Will This End
- Me And The Jukebox
- Lost
- Lonesome Road
- Rock And Roll Fever
- Going Home
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- Mandolin Twist
- Cold And Windy Night
- Reno Bound
- Whose Red Wagon
- Mandolin Tango
- Banjo Whiz
- Buzz's Ramble
- The Lonesome Road
- Don't Come Running Back To Me
- Love Is A Stranger
- Windy Strings
- I Don't Mind
- Tragic Highway
- I'll Cry Tomorrow
- Just Me And The Juke Box
- Muleskinner Blues
- talkin Banjo
- Banks of the Ohio
- Me And The Jukebox - Original Gusto Recordings
- Busby, Buzz - Me And The Juke Box
- Talkin' Banjo
- Rock ´n´Roll Fever
- Pretty Polly
- Farewell Party
- This World's No Place to Live in
- Here Today And Gone Tomorrow
- Long Way from Home
- Where Will The End
- Rock'n'Roll Fever (rec. 1956, originally unreleased)
- Running Away
- Me And The Jukebok
- Don't Leave Me Alone
- Lost Without You
- Mandolin Tango (Inst)
- Me And The Juke Box-Buzz Busby
- Bradshaw Mountain Breakdown
- Heaven is My Home
- Me & The Juke Box
- Dim Lights Thick Smoke
- Your Red Wagon
- Cold And Windy Night - CD:Bluegrass Classics Vol. 04
- Don't Come Running Back
- Long Black Limousine
- This World's No Place to Live In (But It's Home)
- The Dream
- Rock N Roll Fever
- Where Will This End?
- Warm Red Wine
- Rock 'N' Roll Fever - Buzz Busby
- Rock 'n Roll Fever
- Gathering Storm
- Lovin' Arms
- Death's Other Side
- Pearly Gates (Wicked Path of Sin)
- Just a Little Talk with Jesus
- Deep Freeze Mama Blues
- Baby, Baby
- Take Back Your Heart (I Ordered Liver)
- The Funniest Sight I Ever Did See
- I Do Mean Moo
- Me And The Juke Box (1959)
- Talking Banjo (1957)
- Lost (Starday 409)
- Rock `n`Roll Fever
- Rock \'N\' Roll Fever
- Lonesome Wind (1958)
- Lonesome Road (1956)
- Banjo Wizz
- 09 Me and the Jukebox (Rebel)
- Me and the Juke Box - Buzz Busby
- 408 - banjo whiz
- Lonesome Wind - Buzz Busby
- 12 - This World's No Place to Live In (But It's Home)
- Shady Grove (Banjo Whiz) (instrumental)
- Fly Birdie Fly
- Cold And Windy Night (Starday 483)
- Don't Come Runnin' Back To Me (Starday 483)
- Me and the Jukebox (Rebel)
- Lonesome Wind - Misc. Rockabilly-04
- Reno Bound - Buzz Busby
- Scramble
- At The End
- All the Good Times Are Past and Gone
- Fly, Bird, Fly
- This World's No Place to Live (But It's Home)
- I Stood on the Bridge at Midnight
- Buzz Busby / Mandolin Twist
- Me and the juke bax
- Me And The Juke Box [1959]
- Lonesome Wind [1958]
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