Virginia songwriter Kelley Nelson has released a single ahead of her upcoming album, In The Waiting. The song is The Son is Always With Me in the Mine, written by Sandy Shortridge. Steve Gulley produced the all-Gospel project, which was recorded at his
We have recently posted a Holiday Gift Guide featuring products, services and special offers from many of the fine folks who support Bluegrass Today as advertisers. As you make holiday gift decisions, we hope you will keep these companies, and all
Tragic news this morning from a bluegrass icon. James King's 18 year old daughter, Shelby Ann, was killed last night in an automobile accident in Amelia County, VA. According to Julie King, James' wife and Shelby's stepmother, Shelby was driving home
Here's a clever video to start the week, one that first made the rounds two years ago. Folks who go big for flamboyant outdoor Christmas decorations are well aware of programmable controllers that allow the end user to create their own
Following on the heels of his percussion thunderation earlier this week, Doyle Lawson found himself in a ceremonial role last night, serving as the Grand Marshall for the 31st Annual Bristol Christmas Parade. He waved and smiled like a real parade pro as
The Expedition Show is recording this month, sequestering themselves at Depression Lies Studio in Sevierville, TN. That's the studio owned and operated by Show mandolinist, Alex Hibbitts. The new album will be released on Mountain Fever Records sometime in the Spring or
Nathan Stanley has rushed a single out from his current recording sessions, just in time for Christmas. It's his version of one of his grandfather Ralph's signature songs, Beautiful Star Of Bethlehem, performed in what could only be called the Stanley
Mel Bay has a pair of new mandolin books, aimed at two different strata of pickers. Children's Mandolin Method, written by William Bay (son of the company's founder, Mel) is just what the title suggests. It follows the familiar method book
Long time fans probably know that Doyle Lawson can play all the bluegrass instruments, and quite well. His first real job in bluegrass was playing banjo with Jimmy Martin in the 1960s, followed by a gig with J.D. Crowe on guitar,
Bourgeois Guitars has debuted a new series of instruments designed to replicate the tone and response of the great vintage guitars, the holy grail of every modern builder. These new guitars are being billed as the Aged Tone series, crafted with
