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Bryan Bowers
Bryan Bowers (born August 18, 1940 in Yorktown, Virginia) is an American autoharp player who is frequently credited with introducing the instrument to new generations of musicians.〔(Bluegrass Unlimited )〕
==Career==
Bowers became very popular with the audience of the comedy radio program ''The Dr. Demento Show'' with his 1980 recording of Mike Cross' song "The Scotsman".〔(Details for The Scotsman - Bryan Bowers. The Demented Music Database )〕 In 1993, Bowers was inducted into the Autoharp Hall of Fame whose membership includes Mother Maybelle Carter, Kilby Snow, and Sara Carter.〔(Autoharp Hall of Fame Inductees )〕
In two consecutive years, 2006 and 2007, he released new recordings: ''Bristlecone Pine'' and ''September in Alaska''. "Although such guests as Tim O'Brien, Sam Bush, Stuart Duncan, and Enright and O'Bryant play and sing on a number of cuts, this is a Bryan Bowers disc all the way, with his exquisite autoharp flavoring many of the tunes," wrote a November 2006 ''Bluegrass Unlimited'' reviewer of ''Bristlecone Pine''. "Bowers selects thematically diverse and lyrically strong material. There are powerful love songs ("When You And I Were True" and "Magnolia") and non-cloying meditations on life and death ("Bristlecone Pine," "Friend For Life," and "When I Go"), as well as haunting instrumentals. He nicely avoids the hackneyed stuff of so many folk/bluegrass/country performers."〔(Bluegrass Unlimited )〕 He maintains an active performance and teaching schedule.
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