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Audie Blaylock (born August 18, 1962, in El Paso, Texas; raised in Lansing, Michigan) stands as a respected figure in bluegrass, known for his clear vocals, tight ensemble work, and a career spanning decades across top acts. From early stints with Jimmy Martin’s Sunny Mountain Boys and Red Allen to collaborations with Lynn Morris, Rhonda Vincent, and Michael Cleveland, Blaylock established himself before fronting his own group, Audie Blaylock & Redline. This page explores his biography, discography highlights, and the legacy he leaves in the bluegrass community.

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Note: Audie Blaylock passed away on January 10, 2024, in Auburn, Indiana. Tributes and posthumous releases have appeared in 2025, with ongoing recognition from fellow musicians and fans. For the latest on official releases and memorial performances, follow his official channels and trusted bluegrass outlets.

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Quick Facts About Audie Blaylock

  • Born August 18, 1962 in El Paso, Texas; raised in Lansing, Michigan; long career in bluegrass with early stints in Jimmy Martin’s Sunny Mountain Boys, Red Allen, Lynn Morris, Rhonda Vincent, and Michael Cleveland.
  • Fronted Audie Blaylock & Redline, releasing six albums (2009–2019) and a later collection (2022).
  • Notable albums include 2019 Originalist (615 Hideaway Records) and 2016 The Road That Winds (Patuxent Music).
  • Died January 10, 2024 in Auburn, Indiana; obituary coverage confirmed by Bluegrass Today and related outlets.
  • 2025 tour activity is not officially listed for Audie Blaylock; tributes and posthumous releases (e.g., Ran Out of Road) have been announced for 2025 by Redline counterparts and associates.
  • Social presence centers on official site(s) and Bluegrass Today profiles; fans often reference audieblaylock.org and the Audie Blaylock and Redline Squarespace pages for past tour info.

The records

Audie Blaylock Discography

  • Audie Blaylock and Redline: The Collection
    2022 · Rural Rhythm Records
  • Originalist
    2019 · 615 Hideaway Records
  • The Road That Winds
    2016 · Patuxent Music
  • Hard Country
    2012 · Rural Rhythm
  • I'm Going Back to Old Kentucky: A Bill Monroe Celebration
    2011 · Rural Rhythm
  • Cryin' Heart Blues
    2010 · Rural Rhythm
  • Audie Blaylock and Redline
    2009 · Rural Rhythm
  • Let 'er Go, Boys!
    2006 · Rounder
  • One Step Ahead
    2003 · Rounder
  • Flame Keeper
    2002 · Rounder
  • The Storm Still Rages
    2001 · Rounder
  • Trains Are the Only Way to Fly
    2001 · Self-released

The hits

Top Audie Blaylock Songs

  • Your Love Is An Awful Thing
    2019 · N/A
  • A Natural Thing
    2012 · BMP Top 30 Hot Singles Chart (peak not published)
  • I'm Going Back to Old Kentucky
    2011 · N/A
  • Cryin' Heart Blues
    2010 · BMP Top 30: #1; SiriusXM Top 40 (airplay) notable
  • Whispering Waters
    2009 · BMP Top 30 Singles: #8; Sirius XM Bluegrass Junction Top 40: #2
  • Lonesome Weary Heart
    2009 · BMP Top 30 Songs: #22

Note: Audie Blaylock passed away on January 10, 2024, in Auburn, Indiana. Tributes and posthumous releases have appeared in 2025, with ongoing recognition from fellow musicians and fans. For the latest on official releases and memorial performances, follow his official channels and trusted bluegrass outlets.

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