In the bluegrass world, we love our family legacies. Artists like Danny Paisley, Tony Holt, and Joe Mullins are a few examples of performers whose fathers were bluegrass legends before them. It warms the heart to see the music passed
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Joe Bittel passes
Joe Bittle of Owensboro, KY, a long-time and highly-valued member of the International Bluegrass Music Association, died on September 28 at 74 years of age. Anyone who has been an exhibitor at World of Bluegrass, going back to its days in
Moonshine Man video from Carolina Ridgeline
Carolina Ridgeline, a central North Carolina-based bluegrass group, has a new music video, Moonshine Man. Band member and co-writer of the song, BK Keedy, provided some background on the tune. He explained that it was written about moonshine runner and NASCAR
Andy Falco talks new ‘Dusters album and Hulaween
Andy Falco with The Infamous Dtringdusters - photo © J. Mimna This interview with Andy Falco of The Infamous Stringdusters is a contribution from Corey Johnson-Erday, who will be photographing them and others at the Hulaween festival at the end of
Best Selling Book of All Time from King James Boys
For their latest single, Pinecastle Records and The King James Boys have selected The Best Selling Book of All Time, from their current album, Get A Transfer. The song comes from bluegrass songwriter Chris Burton, who has contributed material to Terry
Bay Ramblers CD from 1985 made available
A great many people were touched by the reminiscences we shared for guitarist Alan Senauke last month. Seven of his friends and musical colleagues paid tribute to his huge contributions to bluegrass and acoustic music, from his early days in
Dan Eubanks departs Special Consensus
Dan Eubanks (left) Mico Humby (right) When you keep a band together for 50 years, as Greg Cahill has done with Special Consensus, personnel changes are part of the woodwork. But there is always a bid of sadness when you see
Since I Met You Baby from Larry Sparks
As always, word of a new release from Larry Sparks grabs the attention of anyone who loves soulful mountain bluegrass, and we are no exception. So the news of a new single and his next album coming soon had us
Grant Blevins to BlueFaith on banjo
Here's another example of the value and power of bluegrass music in college curricula. South Carolina's BlueFaith band, who share their mix of bluegrass and gospel music all over the state, have announced the addition of Grant Blevins to the group
NewFound Road to Billy Blue Records
A great many bluegrass lovers have been excited about the return of NewFound Road, a popular bluegrass group from Ohio that recoded a number of well-received albums in the early 2000s. Headed up by vocalist Tim Shelton, the group went










