Author: John Curtis Goad

James King Memorial at World of Bluegrass 2016

Sometimes it’s difficult to cope with the fact that many legends within bluegrass are aging. It’s especially tough hearing about their…

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G7 Heritage Series Capo

It’s not terribly uncommon for companies to release new products or gadgets at trade shows and conventions. Such is the case…

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Welcome Home – Gospel Plowboys

Mountain Fever Records has a good thing going over in the hills of southern Virginia. With a roster that includes enduring…

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Original Traditional – Blue Highway

When a band has been around for over twenty years (with a membership that has rarely changed), fans come to expect…

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Dig In The Dirt – The Farm Hands

Even if you’re not that familiar with The Farm Hands, you’ve probably heard their recent single, Dig in the Dirt, which…

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Georgia Maple – Edgar Loudermilk

To many bluegrass fans, Edgar Loudermilk is likely best known for his solid bass skills, particularly thanks to his long tenure…

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Sister Sadie – a strong debut

Bluegrass “supergroups” have become a thing as of late, with side projects merging into full-fledged, award-winning, chart-topping bands. From The Band…

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Lambert & Walz

There are many traditional songs that are beloved in bluegrass circles; songs that can be heard at every jam session from…

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Tim May & Steve Smith

Musicians often come together in unique (and sometimes unexpected) pairings, creating sounds that none of the individuals involved may have made…

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Beautiful Ashes – John Bowman

John Bowman has performed with a who’s who of bluegrass groups over the past several decades, from his beginnings with Doyle…

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#1 Bluegrass Music Charts

Weekly charts based on actual radio airplay for bluegrass, Grassicana, and gospel music

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