Author: John Curtis Goad

Better Man – Merl Johnson

Thanks to Tom Mindte and his Rockville, Maryland company Patuxent Music, which boasts releases from artists like Travers Chandler & Avery…

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Slidetown Reunion – Curt Baker

Most people think of the typical bluegrass band as consisting of five instruments: banjo, mandolin, fiddle, guitar, and bass. However, many…

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All In – The Boxcars

From their highly anticipated, self-titled debut release which hit shelves in October 2010, to their recognized success at the 2011 IBMA…

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Familiar Paths – The Rigney Family

For any college age musician, selling your ‘axe’ to buy a wedding ring would be a quite disheartening event. However, for…

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Down Another Lonesome Highway – Carl Caldwell

The world of bluegrass is full of hot pickers and singers, but very few appear as triple threats; singing, playing, and…

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Houston Caldwell Music Scholarship

On April 30, 2010, a young musician named Houston Caldwell, of Galax, VA, passed away in a motorcycle accident. Houston was…

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Go the Road – Tiller’s Folly

It wasn’t too many years ago that the concept of a “band” began to change from simplistic to more complicated definitions….

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Searching for a Home – Ethan Hughes

Many students studying mechanical engineering may only be interested in the latest and greatest gadgets, but at least one undergraduate at…

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The Road to Roosky from The Carter Brothers

Many bluegrass, old time, and country music fans, and surely readers of Bluegrass Today, are likely familiar with the Carter Family…

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Lay Down Lay Low – The Steel Wheels

With a sound sitting comfortably between Old Crow Medicine Show and newer forms of bluegrass, The Steel Wheels of Harrisonburg, VA…

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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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