The Red Clay Ramblers Electronic Press Kit

Press:::

"Yes, yes, a thousand times yes!...the Red Clay Ramblers are authentic... they play like angels auditioning for Gabriel." -- New York Times

"A great American band!" --Sam Shepard

"Wonderful!" --Garrison Keillor

Quintuple threats! Calling the members of the Red Clay Ramblers triple-threats is to sell them a couple threats short. First and foremost, there's the group's genre- and decade-hopping live performances, multilayered affairs in their own right. Then there are the plays they write and star in, the collaborations and the soundtrack work, not to mention books." --Rick Cornell, Independent Weekly

Video::: 

The Red Clay Ramblers with the Carolina Ballet:

Audio:::

RCR was honored to perform with the North Carolina Symphony New Year's Eve of 2008, premiering three new orchestrations for "string band with orchestra" and one new suite composed and orchestrated by our own Jack Herrick, and we are even more honored to be back with the symphony on June 6 at the Booth Amphitheater at Regency Park in Cary.Preview Symphony.  Listen to a demo of the suite, "The Old North State Ramble":

Film Scoring:::

The Ramblers perform and compose in the 1994 Sam Shepard film "Silent Tongue", portraying a medicine show band circa 1873. In the opening scene, Richard Harris comes upon the medicine show in progress:

New York Times Review

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