Virginia Mountain Boys - Virginia Mountain Boys 2: Bluegrass String BandIn the 1940s, fiddler and guitarist Glen Neaves formed the Virginia Mountain Boys, and the band performed in varying lineups through the next three decades. In many cases, the members of the band were the first in their families to play bluegrass rather than the older Appalachian string band styles they grew up with. However, the older music strongly influenced their choice of instrumentation and songs; for example, they eschewed the Dobro favored by

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Haitink first conducted a Munich subscription concert in 1958