Lew London – Nov. 16, 1974

I first met Lew London when he was the banjo player in The Bottle Hill Boys, a bluegrass group originally out of New Jersey. A phenomenal musician, he formed a trio after leaving Bottle Hill. But, don’t take my word, listen for yourself. He played the coffee house every year I ran it.

Lew London Trio

Lady be Good If the River Was WhiskeyGimme That WineI’m Stalking YouCorrina,CorrinaViper
Blues Come RollingStompin at DeccaBandit of BrazilI’ve Got the Hungries for Your LoveNagasakiLouiseSwingtime in SpringtimeJack ElliottHoney Suckle RoseSmall FryRoly PolyJim Tulio’s SongLizaJenny’s FaultCraziesGoing Home TonightSweet SueWhen I Die

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  1. I loved the Bottle Hill Boys…especially Lew Londons voice and banjo playing. Saw their concert at SUNY Albany when I was a student. It’s good to know he’s still kickin’ and pickin’ (and fiddlin!). Thanks for the clips.

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