Episode 026 - Barry Bales

Barry Bales is the guest on this episode and joins Justin to talk about the new Earls of Leicester record, his pathway to getting started in bluegrass, his 26 years with Alison Krauss & Union Station, Bales Farms and farming in general. He gives some advice to younger musicians/bands and lists some artists he enjoys today. He talks about some specific ways the Earls recorded each of their two albums.
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