The Sons of Britches Show is made up of skilled and talented musicians who play Classic Country and Classic Rock, Cajun, Cowboy and Bluegrass as it is requested by the audience. Earl Vaughan and Louis Darby have been professional musicians since each was a teenager. Each has been entertaining in Branson, Missouri for well over 35 yrs. They've known each other for years and their spontaneous comedy
and engaging manner will have you feeling like you're among friends! The Little Opry Theater (inside the IMAX theater complex) is intimate, cozy and comfortable. The bass player, David Edwards, keeps the foundation firm and does a great job! Louis plays fiddle. He's a two time Louisiana State Fiddle Champion and won the Canadian Open Fiddle Competition. He came to Branson in 1987 to perform with Cedric Benoit and the Cajun Connection. He has also performed with Shepherd of the Hills Outdoor Drama, The White House Theater and Circle B Supper Show. Guitar player, Earl Vaughan performed at the Roy Clark Theater in 1984, then moved to the Baldknobbers, where he performed for 20 yrs. He then went to Circle B Supper Show and now he and Louis are here to play "music off the cuff" for your pleasure. The black bow ties with denim overalls are a sign that you're gonna have fun! They're serious about good music, but that doesn't make them serious guys! They're lighthearted and keep things stirred up! They joke "it's a tribute to...themselves", "Voted Branson's Best Show... by themselves", and "Branson's first show...of requests". Don't miss this entertaining show!
