Author: Lee Zimmerman

Rise Sun – The Infamous Stringdusters

A rousing and resourceful band by any definition, the Infamous Stringdusters find inspiration in a traditional template while still allowing themselves…

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Have At It – Serene Green

You have to admire a band like Serene Green. They find contentment in extolling the virtues of traditional bluegrass, paying no…

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Lil Smokies catch fire… Montana band ready to break out

Lil Smokies in Breckenridge, CO (12/19/19) – photo by Scott Seifert With their new album, Tornillo, it appears that the Lil…

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Duets & Ballads – The Cadleys

There’s something to be said for the ability to recognize a great song. However it’s equally important to know how that…

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Seven True Stories – The High & Wides

Their handle may imply that they harbor some sort of over-the-top intent, but, in fact, The High & Wides stay the…

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Home To Stay – South Carolina Broadcasters

Given their auspicious handle, and their individual loyalty to the high lonesome sounds each member learned so early on, the South…

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Monroe Bus – Andy Statman

Andy Statman never intended to be limited to a single genre. Over the years, he’s shown his proficiency on a number…

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The Mosley Brothers – The Mosley Brothers

Reared in the traditions of Bill Monroe and Flatt and Scruggs, the Mosley Brothers gained a firm basis in bluegrass basics…

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Bluegrass Beyond Borders: Japan’s Blueside of Lonesome

The Japanese have always been fascinated by western culture, whether it’s American films, clothing or, of course, music. Masuo Sasabe, singer…

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Pieces – Jason Barie

First… a bit of background… According to his website, Jason Barie grew up in Florida, picked up his first fiddle at the…

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