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5 String Quarterly Feature Article - By Bill Knopf, Spring 1996   
Herb Pedersen - Rambler Rooted in Bluegrass - This pretty much says it all....per Herb

A 'Southwest' review and Bio as featured in Folkwax - by Arthur Wood


A Herb Bio

"CLARENCE WHITE CHRONICLES" - February 24, 1997
The Online Newsletter of A Guitar Virtuoso,..Interview with Herb Pedersen

AMG EXPERT REVIEW

Lonesome Feeling
1984 Sugar Hill
A very fine blend of bluegrass and country. Sugar Hill lets Pederson shine.
— Chip Renner

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Chris & Herb

Chris & Herb @ John Anson Ford Theatre 8/17/03 - By Alan Rockman

Chris & Herb @ Coffee Gallery, 2/14/03 - By Alan Rockman

Chris & Herb @ McCabes, 1/10/03 - By Alan Rockman

CALIFORNIA COUNTRY - By Paul Liberatore, Marin Independent Journal, Nov. 29, 2002

IT TAKES TWO - By Mike Thomas, Pacific Sun, November 20, 2002
Overlooked pair of old-timers are still finger-pickin' good

"Way Out West "- Billboard Magazine Review, June 2002

Guitar Player magazine, October 2002
Chris Hillman and Herb Pedersen
Way Out West
Chris Hillman and Herb Pedersen played together in the Desert Rose Band, while the former, of course, was a key figure in the Byrds and the Flying Burrito Brothers. Here, the two country-rock pioneers explore the back roads of American folk with a collection of songs that reflect the depth and vitality of their skills. Beneath the backdrop of soaring vocal harmonies (Pedersen's tenor has graced albums by Vince Gill, Johnny Rivers and Linda Rondstadt), instrumental sides of the two players emerge. Hillman's excellent guitar and mandolin stylings blend beautifully with the hillbilly flavors provided by Pedersen's fiery banjo picking as the two roam through everything from honky-tonk shuffles and dance-hall waltzes to slammin' road house grooves that sound like the Burrito Bros. 2002. Backed by killer band that includes Larry Park and Jay Dee Maness respectively on lead and pedal-steel guitars, the Hillman/Pedersen team take us on a journey of the coolest vistas in country music. A modern album that has "classic" written all over it!
Backporch.- Art Thompson

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Herb

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October 1, 1995
The Laurel Canyon Ramblers - Rambler's Blues [Sugar Hill SHCD-3834 (1995)]
Herb Pedersen - Lonesome Feeling [Sugar Hill SHCD 3738 (1995), CD reissue]

In the wake of the Desert Rose Band, bluegrass stalwart Herb Pedersen has formed the Ramblers, a new group of old hands who relate what is, essentially, the quintessential bluegrass recording. Whether playing hard and fast old-timey tunes or gospel-tinged ballads, the quartet manages to mix a modern sound with a traditional approach. The result, which contains several original tunes, is sterling. An added treat is the guest appearance by legendary fiddler Byron Berline. Pedersen's 1984 solo album has been simultaneously re-released. Very much a country outing, the disc features his pal, Chris Hillman, on mandolin and reveals a much younger Pedersen finding his voice and style as the only one in the spotlight. A satisfying relic from the vault. Ed Silverman

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