Author: John Curtis Goad

Lessons Learned – Ronnie Reno

Fans these days might best recognize Ronnie Reno from his television show on RFD-TV, Reno’s Old Time Music, where he spotlights…

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Back to the Roots – Rusty Nail Crossing

It’s a familiar story in the bluegrass world: dad gets interested in bluegrass music, then mom joins in, as well. Soon,…

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LIVE! at Capon Crossing Farm – Bluegrass in the Barn

It’s a pretty hefty undertaking for a bluegrass band – especially an independent group – to release one album per year….

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When I’m Free – Hot Rize

One of – if not the – most anticipated albums of the past year was the return of Hot Rize after…

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Lonesome Road – Evan Maynard

Alex Hibbitts’ Depression Lies Studio in Sevierville, TN is quickly becoming a go-to spot for up-and-coming bluegrass artists whose music leans…

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Ocooch Mountain Home – The Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers

Winning the award for unique traditional music band name of the month is Wisconsin-based duo The Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers. Nikki Grossman and…

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From the Barroom to the Steeple – Stacy Grubb

Bluegrass fans may recognize the name Stacy Grubb from her work with the Clay Hess Band, including a popular tour several…

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2015 Mt. Airy Bluegrass and Old-Time Fiddlers Convention

This past weekend (June 5 and 6) was the 44th Annual Mt. Airy Bluegrass and Old-Time Fiddlers Convention, which is located…

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Cody Shuler’s solo project

Bryson City, North Carolina’s Cody Shuler first made his mark in bluegrass with traditionally-based band Pine Mountain Railroad, although his earliest…

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Chantilly Farm 2015

Most bluegrass fans know Floyd, Virginia for its prominence on the Crooked Road music trail, the weekly music shows held at…

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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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