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Alison Krauss and John Waite will be on GAC-TV this afternoon talking with host Kylie Harris, on the show The Edge of Country. They will be discussing their duet Missing You,, which has been covered here on Bluegrass Today previously. Other

No, Clapton is not making a bluegrass record. He is hosting his second Crossroads Guitar Festival. The last one was held three years ago in 2004, and later released on DVD. Now an encore performance is scheduled for July 28,

This is the first in a series of article about The New Music Business. To get us started on this topic of The New Music Business I'd thought we talk about an article that appeared in the New York Times a

A lot has been said recently about the business of music here on Bluegrass Today. We have covered the recent changes in copyright legislation surrounding internet broadcasting. We've also recently talked about the decline in sales of physical CDs in

Earlier this month we told you about a concert series being produced by the Kentucky Department of Parks and America's Bluegrass Inc. At the time we mentioned that the Cradle of Bluegrass Music Trail concert series would feature a number

Cindy Baucom, host of Knee-Deep In Bluegrass, has just announced the addition of two new affiliate stations which are now carrying the show. WAYA 93.9 FM in Spring City, TN and WXLR 104.9 FM in Harold, KY have both added

We just recently noticed that the Email link in the post footer had stopped working after our recent upgrade. It's fixed now. Not just fixed, improved! Look in the footer navigation bar for any post and you'll see a link enabling

The April issue of Everyday with Rachael Ray contains an article focused, of course, on the food of Virginia's Crooked Road. In a regular feature about food and travel, called Go Away, Rachael visits several locations along The Crooked Road. I've

We just received a note from Dennis Jones of WNCW, letting us know about their latest efforts in fundraising for the station. They are holding their spring pledge drive this week. With the recently increased royalties for internet broadcasters, supporting

It's always encouraging to see bluegrass being supported by those outside the genre, but it comes as no surprise that the state of Virginia, with it's rich bluegrass heritage, would be involved in promoting bluegrass music. The Virginia Department of Conservation