Kimberly Bibb-Marrs

"Single Footed Horse / Crazy Kate", Volume 1302
               featuring Gary Bibb on acoustic
"Polly Put the Kettle On/Whiskey Before Breakfast", Volume 1301
               featuring Marty Stuart on mandalin
"Soldiers Joy/Ragtime Annie" Traditional Instrumental, Volume 1201
"Rose Of Sharon" Traditional Instrumental, NITE*SKY, Volume 1101
"Let's Waltz Together" duet w/ Larry Marrs, NITE*SKY, Volume 1003
       Songwriter: Don Schlundt [BMI]
"Till Death Us Do Part" NITE*SKY, Volume 1002
Songwriter: Don Schlundt [BMI]
"San Francisco Memory" NITE*SKY, Volume 1001
Songwriter: Don Schlundt [BMI]
"Help Me Put This Fire Out" duet w/ Larry Marrs, NITE*SKY, Volume 904
Songwriter: Don Schlundt [BMI]

Kimberly grew up in Maryland Heights Missouri. Her Grandpa Jewel Bibb taught her how to play fiddle at 9 years old. She soon started  competing in fiddle contests around the region. One of the contests was judged by Kenny Baker and Josh Graves who gave her first  place.  She was very successful at winning most of the fiddling contests. Her parents literally had a room full of trophies and plaques when she was a kid.  At age 11 she won the Nashville Talent Search held in Brazil Indiana. The outcome of that was a 45 single with Bunky Keels on Piano, D. J. Fontana on drums (Elvis' first drummer), Bruce Watkins on guitar, who now plays on all Alan Jackson’s hits, and Duke Dumas on bass.  The single charted at its peak at number 18 in Billboard, called “Country Fever” (A-side) and “Grandpas Fiddle  And Bow“ (B-side). They performed as Kimberly Dawn and The Bibb Family Band, which were Gary and Carol Bibb, Jewel Bibb- Grandpa-  Uncle Mark Bibb, Tammy Bibb now Camenzind, also Tom, Danny, Joe, Gene, Wayne, and the great Bobby Minner, who works with Tim McGraw.  Kimberly was also playing  with a local bluegrass group called Joe Rapisardo and Country Side Grass, which played bluegrass festivals in Mo. , IL. , Iowa, and elsewhere. While with this group she received a SPGMA award for fiddle.
  
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