Kentucky Educational Television has released the schedule for the 2013 season of Jubilee, their live acoustic and bluegrass music program. This entire season is taken from performances shot during the 2012 Fan Fest in Nashville during the IBMA World of Bluegrass,
Rounder Records has released a second video tease from the upcoming Dailey & Vincent album, Brothers of the Highway. This time, we get a taste of the title track, along with a few glimpses of the guys behind the scenes. Look for
Crossroads Music and Darin & Brooke Aldridge have released a sneak peek video offering a taste of one of the tracks from their upcoming CD for Mountain Home. Here's Darin in the studio with Van Atkins as they mix the new
Here's video of last night's performance of When You Get To Asheville on The Late Show by Steve Martin, Edie Brickell, The Steep Canyon Rangers, and members of the CBS Orchestra. The song is the opening track from Steve and Edie's
The Steel Wheels have released a new album, No More Rain, and a live music video for the opening track, Tom Waits' Walkaway. Formed in and inspired by the music of Virginia's Blue Ridge, this quartet melds old time, blues and
The Farm Hands Bluegrass Quartet has released a music video for the title track of their upcoming album, In A Country Town. Bass player Daryl Mosely, who wrote and sings the song, tells us that it hits close to home for him. "The
Craig Havighurst is a fairly prominent member of the bluegrass community. He is a member of the IBMA Board of Directors, Senior Producer for the Music City Roots radio/TV program, and an occasional correspondent for Nashville's NPR affiliate, WPLN. Since the
A movie trailer has been released for Last Of The Breed, a documentary/biography of bluegrass artist Dave Evans. The film is being produced by Matt Pellowski of Red Line Studios, who is utilizing a crowd-sourcing appeal to help fund the costs of
One of the biggest stories in Maine these days is the arrest and trial of Christopher Knight, known more generically as the North Pond Hermit. Police in Rome captured him earlier this month breaking in to a camp for the disabled.
James Reams visited New York at the end of March to do some more work on his film Making History with Pioneers of Bluegrass: Tales of the Early Days in Their Own Words. He reports ….. “I spent some time working with
