Musician

Randy Crouch

Woody Guthrie Folk Festival, Red Dirt Relief Fund, and an Oklahoma Historical Society newspaper scan identify Crouch as an Oklahoma-based Red Dirt pioneer with an Illinois River/Oklahoma career and extensive multi-instrumental work.

Musical work

multi-instrumentalist; singer-songwriter; bandleader. Instruments recorded in the collection: fiddle; electric and acoustic guitar; pedal steel; dobro; piano/keyboards; banjo; mandolin; vocals. Genres: Red Dirt; country; blues; bluegrass; roots rock.

Evidence and identity

Festival, relief-fund, and archival newspaper sources provide unusually detailed instrument and Oklahoma-scene evidence.

Randy Crouch

Festival bio identifies Crouch as an Oklahoma Red Dirt pioneer, singer-songwriter, and extensive multi-instrumentalist, enumerating fiddle, guitars, pedal steel, dobro, keys, banjo, and mandolin.

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2019 Restless Spirit Award goes to Randy Crouch

Relief-fund profile places Crouch near the Illinois River, calls him an Oklahoma fiddler, and describes piano, guitar, ukulele, and Red Dirt work.

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Randy Crouch

Credits page corroborates fiddle, acoustic and steel guitar, piano, vocals, and composer/performance roles.

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Muskogee Daily Phoenix and Times-Democrat, August 7 1985, page 3

Digitized newspaper page identifies Randy Crouch as a local musician in a Tahlequah-area public event context.

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Sources

  1. www.woodyfest.com/gallery/2024-artists/randy-crouch/
  2. www.reddirtrelieffund.org/2019-restless-spirit-award-goes-to-randy-crouch/
  3. www.allmusic.com/artist/randy-crouch-mn0000558444
  4. gateway.okhistory.org/ark%3A/67531/metadc2641923/m1/3/

Related source accounts

These records use the same display name in different source contexts. They remain separate accounts.