From the Heart, Homespun II – Amy Gallatin & Roger Williams
There’s something to be said for purity and possibility when it comes to evoking emotions that come straight from the soul. With the second installment of their Homespun duet series, which began as a shutdown project during COVID, Amy Gallatin & Rogers Williams share sincerity as they delve into their down-home designs. As they’ve managed […]
Homespun – Amy Gallatin & Roger Williams
As their first joint recording since 2008’s Something ‘Bout You, Homespun could be considered a reunion of sorts for two artists that can claim each substantial credits all on their own. Vocalist Amy Gallatin has been a staple of the acoustic music scene since making her recorded debut in 1998, while Roger Williams is a […]
‘Tis The Season from Amy Gallatin
From Connecticut comes veteran bluegrass vocalist Amy Gallatin, with a new Christmas record to share this year. Called simply 'Tis The Season, it features a total of 20 selections, drawn mostly from less familiar contemporary Christmas and holiday songs. Not strictly a bluegrass project, Amy allows the songs to set the arrangements, taking support from [...] Christmas in the Valley tour starts soon
Rick Lang & Friends, Blackstone Valley Bluegrass, and Amy Gallatin & Roger Williams are preparing to launch the 2015 edition of their Christmas in the Valley tour through New England. Running from December 4-19, they will stop in six cities across three states. All three acts have special original Christmas music to offer on the [...] Delaware Valley Bluegrass Festival 2014
Frank Baker was on hand when the 2014 Delaware Valley Bluegrass Festival was held earlier this month. Here's his first of several galleries. Having a Coffee with … Amy Gallatin
Having A Coffee With… is a fun series in which we ask bluegrass music personalities, some famous, some not so well known, about some of their interests as well as about the music that they love. Born in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Amy Gallatin grew up in Alabama and Louisiana and spent 12 years in Montana [...] 