Cedar Hill, from Missouri, are a leading Midwestern band building a national reputation. Their latest cd, POVERTY ROW was currently released on Blue Circle Records. Poverty Row was selected for the "Highlight" Album review of the month for the Jan. ‘08, edition of Bluegrass Unlimited Magazine. Cedar Hill's Poverty Row hit the Cashbox Magazine Top 25 Bluegrass Albums Chart at  #18 AND received a 5 star review as well.

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  Formed by its patriarch and mandolin player Frank Ray some 40 years ago, Cedar Hill is a traditional Bluegrass band made up of six accomplished musicians and singers who have stayed true to their Ozark roots.  With Ferrell Stowe on resonator guitar, Jimmy Bunch on banjo and vocals, Earon Adams on bass/vocals, Britt McGarity on guitar/vocals and Mark Vaccaro playing fiddle, you will be hard pressed to find a better traditional bluegrass band anywhere..

 Now settled into their own in the mainstream of the National bluegrass scene, Cedar Hill  has been pleasing audiences everywhere with their original, emotional, exciting brand of traditional Bluegrass! 

One listen to Cedar Hill  and there can be no doubt that traditional Bluegrass music not only exists, but thrives in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri and Arkansas! Honest, emotive original  songs, soulful, heartfelt vocals and great picking with driveis what Cedar Hill  is all about! 

CEDAR HiILL is very proud to now be affiliated with Tom T. and Miss Dixie Hall's Blue Circle Records label. Our first project with them, POVERTY ROW is doing VERY well and we are honored to have been able to record it with them!” –Frank Ray