Chris Sharp

Larry Christopher Sharp (born July 17, 1973) is an American musician, guitarist, singer, and record producer who participated in the soundtrack of O Brother, Where Art Thou?. Among other accomplishments, Chris has been nominated twice for a Grammy Award as a guitarist and producer and has won once.

Larry Christopher Sharp (born July 17, 1973) is an American musician, guitarist, singer, and record producer who participated in the soundtrack of O Brother, Where Art Thou?. Among other accomplishments, Chris has been nominated twice for a Grammy Award as a guitarist and producer and has won once. ==Discography== Chris Sharp – Good Fa'Air Side – producer, guitar, vocals (special guests include John Hartford and Earl Scruggs) The John Hartford Stringband – Good Old Boys – guitar, vocals (Rounder Records) John Hartford – Hamilton Ironworks - guitar (Rounder Records) A Tribute to John Hartford – Live from Mountain Stage guitar (Blue Plate) O Brother Where Art Thou? – guitar, mandolin (soundtrack for the film) Down From the Mountain – guitar (film and soundtrack) Josh Graves – Memories of Foggy Mountain – guitar (OMS Records) Kenny Baker – Spider Bit The Baby – guitar (OMS Records) The John Hartford Stringband – Hamilton Ironworks – guitar (Rounder Records) The Tipton Hill Boys – Lucky – producer, guitar, vocals -(with George Buckner and Kevin Sluder; Red Clay Records) Chris Sharp and David Long – One Hand On The Radio – producer, guitar, vocals (independent release) Chris Sharp – Working It Out – producer, guitar, vocals (Red Clay Records) The Tipton Hill Boys – Songs We Like – producer, guitar, vocals (with George Buckner and Kevin Sluder; Red Clay Records) Willie Nelson – Country Music - guitar, vocals (Rounder Records) The John Hartford Stringband – Memories of John – producer, guitar, vocals (Compass Records) ==References== ==External links== Official Chris Sharp website

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