Biography:
Rhonda Vincent is a bluegrass singer and an accomplished mandolin, guitar and fiddle player. She was born July 13, 1962, in Kirksville, Missouri, USA, where she still lives.
Her musical career started in her family's band the Sally Mountain Show when she was barely five years old. She started learning mandolin at age eight, which was also when she released her first single. She achieved success in the bluegrass genre in the 1970's and 80's, earning
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Other songs:
- Aint That Love
- All American Bluegrass Girl
- An All American Bluegrass Girl
- An Old Memory
- Anywhere Is Home When Youre With Me
- At The Corner Of Walk And Dont Walk
- Bananaphone
- Because Of Him
- Beneath Still Waters
- Blue Sky Cathedral
- Bluegrass Saturday Night
- Bright Lights And Country Music
- Caught In The Crossfire
- Cheatin Kind Of Life
- Christmas At Home
- Christmas Times A
- Court Of Love
- Destination Life
- Dont Lie
- Driving Nails In My Coffin
- Fishers Of Men
- Gone For Good
- Good Morning Country Rain
- Heartbreakers Alibi
- Help Me To Be More Like Him
- Here Today Gone Tomorrow
- Homecoming
- I Can Make Him Whisper I Love You
- I Do My Cryin At Night
- I Gotta Start Somewhere
- I Heard My Savior Calling Me
- I Will See You Again
- If Heartaches Had Wings
- Im Not Over You
- Im Not That Lonely Yet
- Ive Forgotten You
- Jesus Built A Bridge To Heaven
- Just For Old Time Sake
- Just Someone I Used To Know
- Little Angels
- Lone Star State Of Mind
- Making Everything Perfect
- Midnight Angel
- Missouri Moon
- New Dreams And Sunshine
- On Solid Ground
- Pathway Of Teardrops
- Pretending I Dont Care
- Sheltered In The Arms Of God
- Stop The World And Let Me Off
- Taken
- Teardrops Over You
- The Last Best Place
- The Water Is Wide
- This Wanting You
- Timeless And True Love
- Tired Of Losing You
- Until Then
- Walking My Lord Up Calvarys Hill
- We Belong Together
- We Were Almost Like A Dream Come True
- What A Friend We Have In Jesus
- What A Woman Wants To Hear
- When I Close My Eyes
- When I Travel My Last Mile
- When The Angels Sing
- Where No Cabins Fall
- Where Well Never Say Farewell
- Worlds Biggest Fool
- You Beat All Ive Ever Seen
- You Dont Know How Lucky You Are
- You Dont Love God If You Dont Love Your Neighbor
- Youre In My Heart
- Youre Running Wild
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[Intro]
C C
Bill might be from Kentucky and Jimmy from Tennessee
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I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud as I can be
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[Verse]
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Each day I greet the morning with the sounds of the radi- o
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Lester Flatt was singing on that Martha White show
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"Big K" on the banjo, Marty on the mando- lin
F C G C
I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud of where I've been
[Chorus]
F C
Bill might be from Kentucky and Jimmy from Tennessee
C G
Though I might be from Missouri, I'm as bluegrass as can be
C F C
A life of bluegrass music with friends and fami- ly
F C G C
I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud as I can be
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[Verse]
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All my life they told me, "You're pretty good for a girl
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Some day you'll play the Opry just like Sonny, Bob and Earl"
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I'm livin' dreams I never dreamed, Mom and Daddy, they taught me right
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To be an all American bluegrass girl who's singin' here to- night
[Chorus]
F C
Bill might be from Kentucky and Jimmy from Tennessee
C G
Though I might be from Missouri, I'm as bluegrass as can be
C F C
A life of bluegrass music with friends and fami- ly
F C G C
I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud as I can be
[Instrumental]
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[Chorus]
F C
Bill might be from Kentucky and Jimmy from Tennessee
C G
Though I might be from Missouri, I'm as bluegrass as can be
C F C
A life of bluegrass music with friends and fami- ly
F C G C C7
I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud as I can be
[Outro]
F C G C
I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud as I can be
C C
Bill might be from Kentucky and Jimmy from Tennessee
F C G C
I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud as I can be
[Instrumental]
| C | C | F | C | F | C | G | C | C | C ---
[Verse]
C F C
Each day I greet the morning with the sounds of the radi- o
F C G
Lester Flatt was singing on that Martha White show
C F C
"Big K" on the banjo, Marty on the mando- lin
F C G C
I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud of where I've been
[Chorus]
F C
Bill might be from Kentucky and Jimmy from Tennessee
C G
Though I might be from Missouri, I'm as bluegrass as can be
C F C
A life of bluegrass music with friends and fami- ly
F C G C
I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud as I can be
[Instrumental]
| C | C | F | C | F | C | C | G | G |
| C | C | F | C | F | C | G | C | C |
[Verse]
C F C
All my life they told me, "You're pretty good for a girl
F C G
Some day you'll play the Opry just like Sonny, Bob and Earl"
C F C
I'm livin' dreams I never dreamed, Mom and Daddy, they taught me right
F C G C
To be an all American bluegrass girl who's singin' here to- night
[Chorus]
F C
Bill might be from Kentucky and Jimmy from Tennessee
C G
Though I might be from Missouri, I'm as bluegrass as can be
C F C
A life of bluegrass music with friends and fami- ly
F C G C
I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud as I can be
[Instrumental]
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[Chorus]
F C
Bill might be from Kentucky and Jimmy from Tennessee
C G
Though I might be from Missouri, I'm as bluegrass as can be
C F C
A life of bluegrass music with friends and fami- ly
F C G C C7
I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud as I can be
[Outro]
F C G C
I'm an all American bluegrass girl and proud as I can be
Rhythm Corps
Ria Amelia
Ria Mae
Ria Ritchie
Ria Valk
Ricardo Andrade (...)
Ricardo Azevedo
Ricardo Carrera
Ricardo Cepeda
Ricardo Ceratto