Author: Chris Jones

Remembering Ralph Stanley – without muffins

This is a column normally devoted to tongue-in-cheek coverage of bluegrass topics, faux advice, and the occasional bluegrass haiku, but one…

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Please speak slowly and clearly

There are just a few days left in IBMA second round voting, and some things have surprised me this time around:…

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The round 2 IBMA nomination blues

If you follow the bluegrass church calendar at all, you know this week is known as the Feast of the Second…

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Bluegrass fantasy camp for fans

We’re all adjusting to a world in which recordings and other music projects are being funded in new ways. Even established…

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How many characters does it take to spell out a bluegrass song?

I have to say, as objectively as I can, that one of the things I like best about satellite radio is…

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Writes a great hook, and can stay back on the change up

Back in the days when I served on the IBMA Board, as I think I’d mentioned in a previous column, it…

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Okay, guys, let’s try the bass

I’m over in Scotland for the next week or so on what is supposed to be an actual vacation (I’ve never…

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I still can’t hear the banjo

I’m over in Scotland for the next week or so on what is supposed to be an actual vacation (I’ve never…

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Choose the “option” option and select “select”

Last week’s column about Facebook fan pages generated a few reader questions, and I wanted to field those before moving on…

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Facebook fan pages: dos and don’ts

Ever since Facebook came on the scene, making people in vast portions of the world up to 58% less productive in…

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