Banjo picker/guitarist Larry McNeely started his professional career as a teen, playing in country elder Roy Acuff's late-1960s band. In the early 'Seventies he emerged as a protege of Glen Campbell, who helped McNeely find a berth in the early '70s studio musician scene, as well as a record deal with Capitol Records. McNeely was a prolific session player and sideman, eventually gravitating more towards bluegrass and eclectic acoustic music, particularly in his longtime partnership with Jack Skinner... Here's a quick look at his work...
Discography
Larry McNeely "Glen Campbell Presents..." (Capitol Records, 1971) (LP)
Larry McNeely "Larry McNeely" (Capitol Records, 1971) (LP)
Larry McNeely "Rhapsody For Banjo" (Flying Fish Records, 1976) (LP)
Larry McNeely/Geoff Levin/Jack Skinner "Live At McCabe's" (Takoma Records, 1977) (LP)
Larry McNeely "Confederation" (Sheffield Lab Records, 1978) (LP)
Larry McNeely "Power Play" (Flying Fish Records, 1980) (LP)
The McNeely-Levin-Skinner Band "After Midnight" (Sheffield Lab Records, 1990)
Links
Hick Music Index
