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singer, best rhythm guitar player, anti best bass player.

Now this enduring and durable quartet will be coming to the county on April 29 for a concert at the Gay Street Theater in Washington.

At the forefront, where he’s been since he joined three pick-up players on July 4, 1957, will be Charlie Waller. With his powerful vocal projection, broad vocal range, consistent vocal control, and an artistry on rhythm guitar that sets the standard

for the industry, Charlie is the anchor to tradition that has given the Gentlemen freedom to explore new bluegrass expressions. And Charlie is the thread of continuity that runs through the various configurations of Gents.

There have been many. The list of graduates from the Country Gentlemen is a Who’s Who of bluegrass: John Duffev, Tom Gray, and Mike Auldridge of the Seldom Scene; Doyle Lawson of Quicksilver; Epic Records' country super-star Rickie

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