The Boxcars and the Gibson Brothers have been crossing paths a lot lately, and not just on the festival circuit. Their current albums, the self-titled debut by the Boxcars and the Gibsons’ Help My Brother, have spent time at the
The Gibson Brothers
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Gibson Brothers on Bluegrass Country
This weekend's edition of Bluegrass Master Class on WAMU's Bluegrass Country will feature a lengthy interview with The Gibson Brothers. Eric and Leigh sat down with Katy Daley at the Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival this Spring to talk about their current CD,
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A report from Gettysburg
High gas prices and a chilly misty, rain didn’t seem to put much of a damper on Friday’s festivities at the Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival. Here are some tidbits I picked up while wandering around, listening and catching up with some
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Joe Walsh – Sweet Loam
Joe Walsh, mandolinist with The Gibson Brothers, has a new solo project, Sweet Loam, on his own Skinny Elephant label. It's the second under his name, which offers him a chance to stretch out a bit stylistically on mandolin, and
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Random thoughts on a new bluegrass season
Our roving correspondent David Morris shares a few loosely-related thoughts as we move forward into the 2011 festival season. THE GIBSONS SOAR. Could this be the year of the Gibson Brothers? A year after Ring the Bell won song of the
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Gibson Brothers – Help My Brother
Fellow bluegrass blogger Ted Lehmann has published a lengthy and detailed review of Help My Brother, the new CD from The Gibson Brothers, due February 22 from Compass Records. Ted goes song-by-song through the album, and includes more than a dozen
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Help My Brother due February 22
Compass Records has been promising the next Gibson Brothers album early this year, and have now announced a release date of February 22. Help My Brother contains 12 new tracks, many written by the singing/songwriting brother duo, and recorded by their
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Gibson Brothers introduce Help My Brother
The Gibson Brothers have created a video preview for, Help My Brother, their next Compass Records release which is due early next year. Eric and Leigh talk about the songs, the songwriters, and a number of guests artists - plus we
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2010 Song of the Year
Ring the Bell, The Gibson Brothers (artists), Chet O’Keefe (songwriter)
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2010 Gospel Recorded Performance of the Year
Ring the Bell, The Gibson Brothers (artists), Chet O’Keefe (songwriter), The Gibson Brothers (producers), Compass