• Traveler – Randall Hibbitts

    Bluegrass has a long history of building from within. An awful lot of successful solo artists got their starts working for another more prominent act. These days a lot of people think of Doyle Lawson when that topic comes to

  • Deck the Halls with lots of banjos

    'What's more Christmasy than a bunch of banjos?' may not be the first thought in your mind when December rolls around. Well, Irish folk band We Banjo 3, who developed their name from three members of the four being given to

  • John Hartford – Life, Love & Music

    Raven Records has released a 2-disc CD package that contains the five early RCA albums by John Hartford. Life, Love & Music - 5 Essential Albums 1966-1969 contains all the tracks from John Hartford Looks at Life (1966), Earthwords & Music

  • New CD, new bassist for Tyler Williams Band

    Tyler Williams is a gifted bluegrass singer and multi-instrumentalist residing in the fertile musical hills of East Tennessee. Though born in Central Ohio, Williams has made his home in the Johnson City area for some time, where he performs regularly with his

  • Gospel project coming from Feller & Hill

    An awful lot of bluegrass bands use the time between Thanksgiving and New Years to either work on new material, or concentrate on holiday themed shows. People get into the Christmas mood, and venues and audiences alike want to focus

  • Cold Chocolate releases second CD

    Boston's Cold Chocolate has released their second CD, and first full-length project. The eponymous album contains 11 new songs from the band, and a John Hartford cover. Unlike so many Boston-area bands who form within one of the city's many institutions of

  • Ray Davis passes

    Radio legend Ray Davis, who hosted an afternoon show for WAMU's Bluegrass Country for many years, died yesterday evening following a bout with cancer. He was 81 years old. Ray spent 65 years broadcasting in the Washington, DC area, 28 of them