Author: Lee Zimmerman

Bluegrass Beyond Borders: An Irish bid for bluegrass

Credit mygrassisblue.com with igniting an interest in bluegrass on the Emerald Isle. That’s immediately apparent simply by glancing at the posting…

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Community – Greg Welty

When Gregg Welty specifies Community as the name of his new album, he apparently means the term be taken seriously. He…

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Songs From The Blue Ridge – Mickey Galyean & Cullen’s Bridge

It must be a challenge at times to be a traditionalist these days, what with so many young bands determined to…

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Bluegrass Beyond Borders: Bluegrass 45

Bluegrass 45 Reunion at the 2017 IBMA Wide Open Bluegrass festival – photo by Frank Baker It’s a well established fact…

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Crazy If You Let It – Thomm Jutz

Thomm Jutz may have taken an unlikely tack in his career, but it’s one that benefitted both him and his muse…

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Buddy Melton talks Balsam Range and the evolution of bluegrass

Any attempt to tally the number of awards and accolades Balsam Range has accumulated since the band’s formation in 2007 is…

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The Hillbenders – The Hillbenders

When you’ve soared to a high peak, topping that triumph can be a challenge in itself. In the case of the…

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Bluegrass Beyond Borders: Pipis Pickers bring bluegrass Down Under

They have a funny name, this band from New Zealand that call themselves the Pipis Pickers. Nevertheless, they have a serious…

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Royal Traveller – Missy Raines

Missy Raines’ reputation as both a bassist and one of bluegrass’ most preferred partisans is well known of course, but such…

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John McCutcheon summons the spirit of Pete Seeger 

Pete Seeger once said of his friend John McCutcheon, “John is not only one of the best musicians in the USA,…

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