The Story of Bill Monroe, Father of Bluegrass Music
Growing up in the bluegrass state of Kentucky, Bill Monroe's world was defined by sounds. Though his crossed eyes made it difficult to see clearly, his ears worked overtime, soaking up the rushing of local streams, the wailing of the wind, and the joyful noise of his family's sundown jamborees.
Through intense heartache and difficult times, Bill held tightly to the musical memories of his childhood home. By blending those deep Kentucky roots with his own unique vision, he pioneered an entirely new form of American music. This beautifully crafted biography captures the highs and lows of Bill Monroe's life, showing how his resilience and unmatched ear for rhythm led to the creation of bluegrass music, a genre that would go on to influence rock and country legends for generations to come.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
42 Pages
