Author: Brance

We just got a note from our buddy, Wichita Rutherford, alerting us to the fact that a clip from the VanHeffer movie could be viewed on YouTube. The movie, Van Heffer - a Bluegrass tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, was chosen as

Well, I'm heading out this morning for about two weeks in Poland. I don't expect to have much in the way of Internet access, nor much of a chance to keep tabs on the bluegrass news, so I'll have to

Valerie and Liberty Pike are soon to release their first all gospel album Wash Away Your Troubles on Bell Buckle Records. Having also produced her first two projects, Patchwork Heart and Turtle Wings, Alan O' Bryant returns again to the

More cruise offerings for bluegrass folks. This one is the Bell Buckle Music Cruise sailing to Freeport and Nassau, Bahamas on Carnival Cruise Line's Sensation. The dates for this cruise are February 4 - 8, 2007. The line up

Casey Henry wrote in to tell us about an interesting radio show she heard. She listened while driving, then found it online and sent us a link. It's from a radio show call Marketplace Money and the episode is Money

We previously reported that Alison Krauss was producing a new CD by Alan Jackson that was said to be a bluegrass record. Alison did produce the new CD, but this morning we noticed a report on a Net Music Countdown

Here's a blog I recently discovered, A Whiff of Smiff, that is written by the wife of one of the Grascals. She's written a post that features all the Grascal wives. These gals are troopers for being married to full

John Lawless, one of your authors here at Bluegrass Today, will be a guest on streaming Internet radio station WorldWideBluegrass.com today (7/14) at 4:30 p.m. (EDT). John will join Gracie Muldoon during her Muldoon In The Afternoon program, along with

Back in April of this year we brought you the sad news of Ernie Thacker's automobile accident. From time to time since then we have reported back on his condition. Here's another update that we just received from David Russell

This week we continue our talk with August Watters, who in addition to being an accomplished mandolinist, guitarist and banjo pickers, is also an Associate Professor at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. This week August describes his