Hayes Shepherd
About the artist
Banjoist Hayes Shepherd (his given name is sometimes listed as Hays) lived in the Jenkins area of eastern Kentucky, near the Kentucky and Virginia border in Letcher County, an area famous for its old-time banjo players. Shepherd (affectionately dubbed "the Appalachia Vagabond"), in conjunction with his brothers Bill Shepherd (fiddle) and Hence Shepherd (also a banjo player), recorded ten tracks in various instrumental configurations for Lonesome Ace Records in 1932.
Top songs
- Hard for to Love
- The Peddler and His Wife
- Peddler And His Wife
- The Peddler & His Wife
- Hard To Love
- Peddler And His Wife [The Appalachia Vagabond]
- Peddler & his Wife
- Bound Steel Blues
- Hard For To Love - Hayes Shepherd
- Hard To The Love
Show all 24 songs
- Aunt Jane Blues
- Hard for to Love - Remastered
- Hard for to Love (Remastered)
- The peddlar and his wife
- Peddler & His Dad
- Hard For To Love [Hayes Shepherd]
- Peddler And His Wife - Hayes Sheperd
- 3-01 Peddler And His Wife
- Hayes Shepherd / the Peddler and His Wife
- 22. The Peddler And His Wife
- Peddler And His Wife [Hayes Shepherd]
- Dupree Blues
- 10_The_Peddler_And_His_Wife
- VID_345350311_154007_660
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