Lynn Morris (musician)

• In 1974 and 1981, she won the National Banjo Championship in Winfield twice, being the first person to do this. • Her song, “Mama’s Hand,” won the IBMA Song of the Year award in 1996. • Morris is also a 3-time recipient of IBMA's Female Vocalist of the Year in 1996, 1998, and 1999. • She also won the IBMA Distinguished Achievement Award in 2010. • On September 30, 2021, Lynn Morris was inducted into IBMA's Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame. ==Discography==

; with City Limits • Hello City Limits (1975) • Live at the Oxford Hotel (1976) ; with Whetstone Run • No Use Frettin' (Red Dog Records, 1984) ; As a leader • The Lynn Morris Band (Rounder Records, 1990) • The Bramble and the Rose (Rounder Records, 1992) • ''Mama's Hand'' (Rounder Records, 1995) • ''You'll Never Be the Sun'' (Rounder Records, 1999) • Shape of a Tear (Rounder Records, 2003) • ;As a featured artist • Oh Christmas Tree (2002) • ''Kickin' Grass (Pinecastle Records, 2002)'' • Root 5: Bass & Banjo (Pinecastle Records, 1999) ==References==