Chris Eldridge

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Chris Eldridge

Background information
Origin	Fredericksburg, Virginia United States
Genres	Progressive bluegrass Bluegrass
Instruments	Guitar
Years active	2000-present
Labels	Nonesuch Records
Associated acts	Punch Brothers The Infamous Stringdusters Seldom Scene
Notable instruments
1954 Martin D-28 named "Uncle Johnny" ^[1]

Chris Eldridge is an American guitarist and singer best known for being a member of Punch Brothers. He was also a founding member of the bluegrass band The Infamous Stringdusters. His father is noted banjoist Ben Eldridge of the Seldom Scene.

Discography

Punch Brothers

Year	Title	Label
2006	How to Grow a Woman from the Ground	Sugar Hill
2008	Punch	Nonesuch
2010	Antifogmatic	Nonesuch
2012	Who's Feeling Young Now?	Nonesuch

The Infamous Stringdusters

Year	Title	Label
2006	The Infamous Stringdusters (EP)	Sugar Hill
2007	Fork In The Road	Sugar Hill

Seldom Scene

Year	Title	Label
2000	Scene It All	Sugar Hill
2007	Scenechronized	Sugar Hill

References

↑ Flatpicking Guitar Magazine May/June 2006

External links

v t e Punch Brothers

Chris Thile Gabe Witcher Noam Pikelny Chris Eldridge Paul Kowert Bryan Sutton Greg Garrison

Albums:	How to Grow a Woman from the Ground Punch Antifogmatic Who's Feeling Young Now?

Singles:	"Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground"

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Persondata
Name	Eldridge
Alternative names
Short description	American guitarist
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