Ronnie reno band biography samples

Ronnie reno band biography samples Ronnie is proud of the fact that history acknowledges his father as one of the innovators of the three finger roll on the 5 string banjo and as one of the greatest Bluegrass song writers of his time. Share on. Ronnie Reno preserving bluegrass history. Login Create new account.


Band Members:
Ronnie Reno- vocals, guitar
Mike Scott-banjo
John Maberry- mandolin
Steve Day- fiddle
Heath Van Winkle- bass

  • IBMA Broadcaster of the Year Nominee, an honor won in
  • Induction into the SPBGMA Preservation "Hall of Greats"
  • Produced Merle Haggerd and Mac Wiseman's "Timeless" released by Cracker Barrel Records
  • Produced Merle Haggard's "The Bluegrass Sessions" released in by McCoury Records 
  • Host and Producer of "Reno's Old Time Music" on RFD-TV ( million monthly viewers)
  • Cable Ace Nomination for Best Musical Variety Series (Producer)
  • Founder and Board of Directors- IBMA
  • Board of Directors- IBMM in Owensboro, KY and Kentucky Center for Traditional Music, Morehead State University
  • Founder and Vice President of Entertainment- BlueHighwaysTV
  • ROPE Musician of the Year
  • IBMA Distingushed Achievement Award
LESSON LEARNED is the perfect album title for Ronnie Reno's first recording on Rural Rhythm Records (released in ).

Reno's singer/songwriter talents really shine on this song album containing nine songs penned by Ronnie. Each song tells a story about life, love and relationships that pull from his rich experiences that date back to the 's.

Ronnie has had one of the most colorful, diverse and distinguished careers in the music industry.

How to write a band biography Share on. The title is unknown, but Reno reports that the project will be released through Cracker Barrel later this year. Share your feedback to help improve our site! The transition from Bluegrass to Country music was a natural one.

On the country side, he has toured as an opening act and band member for Merle Haggard, toured with Mel Tills, done studio work for Johnny Cash, Conway Twitty and Willie Nelson, and written hits for both Haggard and Twitty. On the bluegrass side, he spent several years providing part of the trademark harmonies of the Osborne Brothers.

As a boy, Ronnie became part of bluegrass greatness when he picked up the mandolin and joined his father's band.

His dad, Don Reno, happened to be one-half of Hall of Famer's Reno and Smiley and Ronnie was fortunate to record, travel and make television appearances regularly with the legendary duo. Now Ronnie himself is celebrating 60 years in the music business and still going strong!

Produced by Ronnie Reno, Lessons Learned showcases The Reno Tradition which is Ronnie's current band and also the house band of his highly successful TV show Reno's Old Time Music which airs in prime time on Saturday nights on RFD-TV with million monthly viewers.