Nathan Aldridge
Nathan Aldridge loved the fiddle from the age of two, eventually receiving his first professional instrument when he only four years old. He began performing professionally as a young teenager as part of Al Batten & Bluegrass Reunion and most recently has toured with Sideline. His influences have been classic fiddlers such as Chubby Wise, Benny Martin, and Kenny Baker, and over the years to modern musicians such as Mike Hartgrove and Stuart Duncan. Nathan is very clear on his passion for music, and especially that of Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out. "I grew up listening and studying IIIrd Tyme Out's music," he says. "I used to get home from school and spend all my afternoons playing along with their music until my parents got home from work. I'm very excited to pursue my dream of playing with Russell & IIIrd Tyme Out!"
way to fix what ails "Runway" is to look back at the one season that turned out nearly perfect season two. If the talent load alone wasn't strong enough in the show's sophomore run (Daniel Franco notwithstanding, it was), some contestants more than made up for it with hammy personalities and a gift for machine side humor. In short, the upcoming season could really use a Santino Rice. Not in the relentless use of flowing chiffon sense not that there's anything wrong
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Nathan Aldridge loved the fiddle from the age of two, eventually receiving his first professional instrument when he only four years old. He began performing professionally as a young teenager as part of Al Batten & Bluegrass Reunion and most recently has toured with Sideline. His influences have been classic fiddlers such as Chubby Wise, Benny Martin, and Kenny Baker, and over the years to modern musicians such as Mike Hartgrove and Stuart Duncan. Nathan is very clear on his passion for music, and especially that of Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out. "I grew up listening and studying IIIrd Tyme Out's music," he says. "I used to get home from school and spend all my afternoons playing along with their music until my parents got home from work. I'm very excited to pursue my dream of playing with Russell & IIIrd Tyme Out!"
way to fix what ails "Runway" is to look back at the one season that turned out nearly perfect season two. If the talent load alone wasn't strong enough in the show's sophomore run (Daniel Franco notwithstanding, it was), some contestants more than made up for it with hammy personalities and a gift for machine side humor. In short, the upcoming season could really use a Santino Rice. Not in the relentless use of flowing chiffon sense not that there's anything wrong
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