Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Store

Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs were the most popular act in bluegrass music when they made this 1954 appearance at Maryland’s New River Ranch, a country music park that hosted many touring acts in that era. Scruggs propelled the band with his high-revving banjo, while Lester steered it with his high but oh-so-smooth vocals. Dig the very 1950s-style cartooning on this poster. Printed red and blue on white, 14 x 22”. Printed on acid-free paper for durability.