As the first generation of rock & roll artists are revered, so
do they, almost without exception, revere Bill Monroe, who in their
eyes is one of the most important figures influencing the big beat
music that emerged in the '50s. True enough. As Elvis Presley
halted a slow version of Monroe's "Blue Moon of Kentucky" in
mid-lyric with the words, "That don't move me. Now let's get real
gone!," Bill ...