Recording Artists
Own Television Show
Original Songs
Old Standards
Classical to Country
Three on a String performs all kinds of music from old standards, country, classical, bluegrass and folk. Their three part harmony has a unique and pleasing blend, from a heartrending country song to an unexpected acappella rendition. They perform as a self-contained Trio or as a guest Trio with symphony orchestras.
Individually, there is Jerry, the master of ceremonies, guitar and harmonica player. He keeps the show rolling, delivering timely one-line quips and stories with an impish twinkle in his eye
Bobby, a fine musician, demonstrates his expertise on guitar, banjo, dobro, trumpet, and bass. He will also tickle your funny bone in a variety of comedy routines.
Brad, the bass player, literally grew up with Three on a String. As a six year old, he watched as Bobby and "Dad" learned their way around the entertainment business. Later he learned, first as teenage roady and eventually as the third string.

Three on a String has enjoyed working with performers such as the Statler Brothers, Ray Stevens, Bill Cosby, The Oak Ridge Boys, Hank Williams Jr., and Red Skelton. They have shared the stage with former Presidents Ronald Reagan and George Bush. The Trio has performed for, and with, symphony orchestras, arts councils, conventions and concerts. They have been seen on national television as guest of Ralph Emory and hosted their own television series.

And a ONE, and a TWO, and a . . . THREE ON A STRING!
And whatever it takes, Three on a String would like to help make your get-together a lot of fun!

"Three on a String is pure entertainment"
Ed Wolfe
Charleston Symphony Orchestra

"I want to thank Three on a String for the great music. It was a pleasure seeing you. "
George Bush
President of the Unite States

"We've never had as good a feeling among our customers as when Three on a String entertained for us. They're the only group we've ever had return for a second year at our national convention. In fact, we've made them an honorary Division of our company."
Tom Johnson
B&W Nuclear Technologies