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Mike Lilly (musician)

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Mike Lilly
BornMay 24, 1950
Died (aged 69)
Dayton, Ohio
Occupation(s)Banjoist, singer
Children3
Parent(s)Robert "Bob" Lilly, Betty Lilly

Mike Lilly (May 24, 1950 – February 12, 2020) was an American banjoist and singer.[1][2][3]

Discography

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  • Mike Lilly & Wendy Miller: LP Albums and contributions
    • 1972 New Grass Instrumentals (LP) Old Homestead Records, OHS 90017
    • 1973 Solid Grass (LP) Old Homestead Records, OHS 90029
    • 1975 Country Grass (LP) Old Homestead Records, OHS 90049
    • 1976 Hot-N-Grassy (LP) Old Homestead Records, OHS 90068
    • 1977 4x Contribution in: Banjo Paris Session Volume 2 (LP) Cezame, CEZ 1041 (Mike Lilly on tracks: A6, B1,B2,B3)
    • 1977 Vernon Mcintyre with Friends W.Miller & M.Lilly, Appalachian Grass (LP) Old Homestead Records, OHS 90080
  • Mike Lilly And The Country Grass
    • 1980 The House On The Hill (LP ) Old Homestead Records, OHS 90128
    • 1985 Looking For A New Way To Go (LP) Old Homestead Records, OHS-90127
  • Harley Allen & Mike Lilly
    • 1985 – Suzanne (LP) Folkways Records, FTS 31049
  • with Larry Sparks And The Lonesome Ramblers
    • 1971 New Gospel Songs (LP) Pine Tree Records – PTSLP 507
    • 1972 Bluegrass Old And New (LP) Old Homestead Records, OHS 90004
    • 1972 Ramblin' Bluegrass (LP) Starday Records, 480–498
    • 1975 Pickin' & Singin' (LP) King Bluegrass Records, KB-519
    • 1975 Sparklin' Bluegrass (LP) King Bluegrass Records, KB-531
    • 1976 You Could Have Called (LP) King Bluegrass Records, KB 550
    • 1976 Thank You Lord (LP) Old Homestead Records, OHS 90060
    • 1982 Where The Dim Lights Are The Dimmest (LP) Old Homestead Records, OHS 90147
    • 1982 Dark Hollow, (LP, Compilations) Rebel Records, REB-1597
    • 1982 Best Of Larry Sparks And The Lonesome Ramblers (LP, Compilations) Rebel Records, REB-1609 (Mike Lilly on tracks: A1, A2, A6, B1, B2, B5)
    • 1983 The Testing Times (LP) Rebel Records REB-1611 (Mike Lilly on tracks: A4, B3)

References

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  1. ^ Cahill, Greg. "Mike Lilly Interview by Greg Cahill". Banjo Newsletter: The 5-String Banjo Magazine. Retrieved February 21, 2020.
  2. ^ Lawless, John (February 13, 2020). "Mike Lilly passes". Bluegrass Today. Retrieved February 21, 2020.
  3. ^ Thompson, Richard (February 17, 2020). "Mike Lilly: funeral arrangements". Bluegrass Today. Retrieved February 21, 2020.