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Donna Stoneman started playing music at a young age, starting out on the banjo but soon switching to her favored instrument, the mandolin. She began performing full-time at the age of 16. As with her other siblings, Donna performed extensively with the Stoneman family band in a variety of incarnations, most notably as the Bluegrass Champs.
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16 Δεκ 2018 · This was the fabled Stoneman family lineup of the ’60s—Scott, Jimmy, Van, Donna, and Roni—and the Famous was their finishing school, where they forged “one of the most sensational bluegrass bands of the modern period,” according to the definitive history, Country Music, U.S.A.
Nearly a century later—Pop’s daughters Donna and Roni were still recording and releasing music. The story of the Stoneman Family spans two generations. Ernest was born in 1893 and began his recording career at age thirty-one. For a time, he earned enough from personal appearances and record royalties to make a living from music.
Learn about the remarkable lives and careers of Roni and Donna Stoneman, the last surviving members of the legendary Stoneman Family, who brought their music from Appalachia to Washington during the Great Depression and dominated the DC honky-tonk circuit in the decades following WWII.
Happy Birthday to Donna Stoneman! She was inducted into The Hall of Fame in 2021 with her legendary family band, The Stoneman Family. Today we honor her and celebrate her contributions to bluegrass music!
10 Απρ 2017 · Tara Linhardt recently posted a brief interview she did with Donna in February of 2013, and it should be interesting viewing for anyone who follows the pre-bluegrass history of our music. She’s obviously kept the perky persona that was such a riveting feature of The Stonemans all those years ago.
