“The Cotton Pickin’ Kids” is a family band based in Cullman County, consisting of 7 talented children and a father. Known for their soulful “Bluegrass music” this group isn’t just about vocals––each of the member skillfully plays an instrument like banjos, guitars, violins, and more creating an experience of heartfelt and authentic Bluegrass experience.
They’ve been posting their videos online, and people all over the United States are starting to notice. In fact people often describe being drawn to their performance and making them feel “happier.” Their style, Bluegrass, has a long history in America. People who watch them often say, “It makes me happy to see the blue-grass tradition continuing, its a style of music we never want to lose. Thank you!” If you are curious to check out thier music, dont miss their version of “Rocky Top”—it’ll have you tapping your foot and brighten your day.
Amazing “Rocky Top” Osborn Brother’s |Cotton Pickin Kids
The Cotton Pickin’ Kids have seven members, all siblings, plus their father. Here’s a quick introduction of the lineup and the instrument they play.
Savio Cipollari, 17 – Mandolin
Therese Cipollari, 16 – Lead fiddle
Cecilia Cipollari, 14 – Acoustic guitar
Rosalinda Cipollari, 12 – Back-up fiddle
Gianluca Cipollari, 11 – Banjo
Giovanni Cipollari, 9 – Resonator guitar
Fabio Cipollari (Father) – Double bass
But that’s not all, they also perform sweet tunes like “My Sweet Home”, and play popular hits like Ronan Keating’s “When You Say Nothing at All.” Their music brings a twist to the Bluegrass genre that even captivates those who aren’t fan of this genre.
“My Sweet Home” |Cotton Pickin Kids
According to Savio Cipollari, the band’s eldest child, the story of the origin of the band’s name is quirky. One day when they went to a blue-grass festival, at the registration counter, they asked, ‘What’s your band name?’ and their dad spontaneously called it the “Cotton Pickin’ Kids,” and it just kind of struck and its been the name ever since.
The Cotton Pickin’ Kids also have performed heartfelt songs. They made a great version of “No Place To Hide” to which many listeners said it helped them remember good times with family and friends.
amazing banjo player😱 “No Place To Hide” Cotton Pickin Kids
If you want to see more from this talented family, head over to their Facebook page or YouTube channel. Hit that “follow” or “subscribe” button, and keep an eye out for their next video. Their music might bring you a bit of joy at the end of a long day!