Clinch Mountain Boys Members
- Carter Stanley (guitar)
- Ralph Stanley (banjo)
- Darrell "Pee Wee" Lambert (mandolin)
- Jim Williams (mandolin)
- Curly Lambert (mandolin, guitar)
- Leslie Keith (fiddle)
- Robert "Bobby" Sumner (fiddle)
- Les Woodie (fiddle)
- Ralph Mayo (fiddle, guitar)
- Chubby Anthony (fiddle)
- Art Stamper (fiddle)
- Joe Meadows (fiddle)
- Paul Moon Mullins (fiddle)
- Red Stanley (fiddle)
- Don Miller (fiddle)
- Vernon Derrick (fiddle, guitar)
- Curly Ray Cline (fiddle) (part-time)
- James "Jay" Hughes (bass)
- Ernie Newton (bass)
- James "Chick" Stripling (bass)
- Mike Seeger (bass)
- Charlie Cline (guitar)
- Bill Napier (guitar, mandolin)
- George Shuffler (guitar, bass)
- Larry Sparks (guitar)
- Keith Whitley (guitar)
- Ricky Skaggs (guitar,mandolin)
- Ernie Thacker (Guitar,lead vocals)
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