Bluegrass At Large

Steve Gulley has posted several audio clips from his upcoming Lonesome Day CD on his website, http://www.stevegulley.com. In addition to Living it Down, currently available to radio, Steve duets with his wife Debbie, and Russell Moore. There is a great Gospel

We're all bluegrass fans here, and if you are also a fan of original artwork in the form of paintings, then Bob Yonke is a name you need to hear. Yonke is a bluegrass musician himself (mandolin is his instrument

Hey Bloggers, The Fabulous Bagasse Boyz will be doing a live radio interview tomorrow at 10:30 CST/11:30 EST. The radio station is http://www.worldwidebluegrass.com. This is a great internet bluegrass radio site and I highly recommend it....I also

We got a note from Joe Carr, Assistant Professor of Music in the Bluegrass Music program at South Plains College in Levelland, TX. He was following up on our post last month about the faculty position coming open when Alan

Congradulations on your 80th birthday. I am glad that you continued the music with The Clinch Mountain Boys after Carter Stanley's passing. I know we both lost a dear friend by losing Carter. I think the Stanley Brothers Sound and

Grasstowne is getting close to finishing up their debut CD in Nashville, TN.  Pinecastle Records has done an amazing job getting these guys in the studio quickly so that the fans can hear this new group sooner than later!  The

We are all the richer for this set of remembrances of our beloved Ralph Stanley, contributed by Richard Thompson, just as we are for Stanley's life-long dedication to bluegrass and Appalachian music. We hope that everyone will read this entire

howdy folks. we are doing  a contest every month at www.runawayfreight.com. folks can send recipes to [email protected] we taste test the recipes and pick a winner for every month. we started this in december of 2006 and it is going pretty well.

Buddy Melton, Darren Nicholson, Grammy-award winning Marc Pruett, Caleb Smith, and Tim Surrett have joined forces in a new Western North Carolina based band called Balsam Range. . Balsam Range is doing a free Community Showcase on Friday, March 16,

Our friend David Russell passed along this link, which is bound to warm the hearts of banjo haters everywhere - or anyone with a sense of humor that appreciates banjo deprecating whimsy. It's found on the site of White Tree Productions,