Alan Munde
Alan Munde was an Oklahoman banjoist who first emerged in 1969 as a player with bluegrass guitarist Jimmy Martin's band. Munde remained with Martin until 1971, when he left to join Country Gazette with Roger Bush (bass), Kenny Wertz (guitar), and Byron Berline (fiddle). The combo released Traitor in Our Midst in 1972 through United Artists.
Munde would remain the constant in Country Gazette over the next 20 or so years, even as its membership fluctuated around him. But he also found time to release solo albums and collaborate with like-minded modern bluegrass musicians like Sam Bush and Joe Carr, with whom he released 1996's Windy Days and Dusty Skies. Munde also released a series of how-to and transcription books through AcuTab that detailed his banjo style.
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Discography
7 album(s) • Sorted by Bestseller
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Festival Favorites Revisited
Country - Released by Rounder on 1/01/1993
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Es Mi Suerte
Classical - Released by Munde's Child Records on 12/10/2018
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Excelsior
Country - Released by 2023 Patuxent Music on 29/06/2023
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Windy Days And Dusty Skies
Country - Released by Flying Fish on 16/06/1995
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Welcome To West Texas
Country - Released by Flying Fish on 7/04/1998
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo