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Liz Crain - Biography
At age 12, Liz Crain recorded her first bluegrass song (“Sweet Little Miss Blue Eyes”) on a 78-rpm vinyl record paid for by grandma. Liz is a multi-instrumentalist but sticks to fiddle with Umpqua Valley Bluegrass. She's chairperson of Oregon BluegrassAssn.'s Roseburg Chapter that hosts a monthly jam at Evergreen Grange Hall from 1 – 4:30 p.m. on the third Sunday each month. Besides fiddle, you might also see Liz playing guitar, mandolin, bass or banjo there. In the 1990s, she performed with the “Girls Can Jam” Bluegrass Band. The all-woman group released two albums, “Cookin’” and “Wild Oregon Jam.”She also played with folk group ERIDOR in the mid-90s. Today, Liz also performs with The Slow Ponies, Shasta Ray & the Downhome Band, Rolling Waves, Accordion Club of Roseburg, Soromundi and Oregon Oldtime Fiddlers. Liz is a rancher who spends her time with a herd of 12 Icelandic horses when she isn’t working up a new song to add to her extensive repertoire of music.
