I’ve Always Been A Rambler

Sound Biscuit is proud to announce the release of "I've Always Been A Rambler" from the GRAMMY-nominated band, The Po' Ramblin' Boys. Originally written by G.B. Grayson (published by APRS, BMI), “I’ve Always Been A Rambler” is a timeless ode to the wandering spirit, reimagined with fresh energy and deep respect for tradition.

The track features standout performances from the band’s current lineup:

Jereme Brown – Vocal, Banjo
John Gooding – Guitar
C.J. Lewandowski – Mandolin
Jasper Lorentzen – Bass
Max Silverstein – Fiddle
"I've Always Been A Rambler" was produced and mixed by Dave Maggard, engineered by Shane Reman, and mastered by Keith Burhans at Sound Biscuit Productions in Sevierville, Tennessee. Cover art was designed by Laci Mack.

Speaking about the single, mandolinist and founding member C.J. Lewandowski shared:

“With the addition of John Gooding to The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys lineup, we wanted to feature his talents on the guitar in some way and as soon as possible! I had been racking my brain trying to find a song, when Jereme brought 'I’ve Always Been A Rambler' to the table the day we were set to record. It’s kinda crazy how this came together so quickly. This is an old Grayson and Whitter song, and we pulled a lot of inspiration from Jack Cooke on this one. Get it, John!”

With its driving rhythm and heartfelt delivery, “I’ve Always Been A Rambler” showcases both the band’s deep roots in traditional bluegrass and their ongoing mission to honor the genre’s legacy while carving out their own voice.