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New Tradition is a bluegrass outfit that is firmly rooted in the gospel. The group came together in the early '80s with the intention of remaining a regional phenomenon. However, New Tradition soon found itself playing 200-plus shows a year and moving numerous copies of their albums. Over the years, the group has included: <a href="spotify:artist:35dKyjgPblJr8mwgHkxLPE">Danny Roberts</a>, a songwriter, mandolin player, and bass vocalist; Richie Dotson on banjo and vocals; Sand Springs, OK, native Jamie Clifton on guitar and tenor singing; <a href="spotify:artist:4lhbxcWd1PoTfAD1wjhKVq">Daryl Mosely</a>, a bassist and lead singer (who also pastored at a Southern Baptist Congregation near Nashville for a time and wrote for <a href="spotify:artist:6Sb8EHpZvyjSTT5KD9DjUZ">Ronnie Milsap</a>'s publishing company); and late-period member Aaron McDaris, a banjo player who had previously played with the band Second Exit. The group's Christian-infused repertoire consists of gospel, bluegrass, and a cappella quartet singing. ~ Erik Hage, Rovi
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