Author: John Curtis Goad

A Million Miles from Harwell Grice

Having formed after four college friends got together and began playing bluegrass around Radford, VA, the Harwell Grice Band has graced…

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Thinking Today of My Home – Leon Morris

Since beginning to perform around 1947, Leon Morris has graced many stages throughout the United States and Canada, and with his…

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If Stones Could Talk – Gene and Gayla Mills

Writing award-winning song lyrics instead of introspective books isn’t quite what a student might expect from their college philosophy professor. However,…

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Butch Robins’ Imagicnation – Sketches

As bands often do, Butch Robins’ Imagicnation began as a mere jam session. The way they came about recording their recent…

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Banjo = career longevity?

Most Bluegrass Today readers are familiar with the careers of Earl Scruggs and J.D. Crowe, who have led their own bands…

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A second Skaggs Family Christmas

What better way to begin a Christmas album than with the old Tex Logan tune, Christmas Time’s a Coming? If you…

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A Passing Glimpse – Pharis and Jason Romero

One might think that a cabin deep in the Canadian wilderness may be an unusual place for masters of old-time southern…

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Crowe on the Banjo

From receiving his first banjo as a Christmas present at the age of 13 to his IBMA Hall of Fame Induction…

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Big Trouble from The Dang-It Bobbys

Over the past several decades, the definition of bluegrass has continually expanded from its origins with Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass…

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Degree program update from ETSU

For almost thirty years, East Tennessee State University has been known for its efforts to promote and preserve traditional Appalachian music….

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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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