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These charts are compiled weekly from actual airplay reported by over 50 independent contributing Bluegrass DJ’s. Only songs less than 18 months from date of original release appear here.
A weekly look at the most played songs of the week on radio.
A monthly aggregate of the most played bluegrass songs of the month on radio.
Weekly radio favorites focusing on the intersection between progressive bluegrass & Americana.
Weekly rundown of the most played bluegrass gospel tracks on radio.
“Tony Williamson is among the finest mandolinists alive, and (his) instrumental passages…dazzle without ever lapsing into flashiness. This is great music!”…
On this day ….. On the Sunday evening of May 25, 1958, the New Lost City Ramblers (NLCR) played a half…
One of early Country music’s most flamboyant characters was Uncle Dave Macon, born David Harrison Macon, but better-known as “The Dixie…
Few American artists influenced the development of bluegrass harmony as thoroughly and completely as The Blue Sky Boys. Earl and Bill…
Legendary singer/songwriter Peter Rowan and Italian bluegrass band Red Wine have linked up to play some prestigious dates in Europe this…
Mountaineer Opry House, the local hot spot for bluegrass music in the Huntington/Charleston area, has announced it will close its curtains…
Reflections of Love was written by Paul Adkins, Fred Travers and Ron Pennington, the last two being part of the Borderline…
It’s been over 30 years since Bluegrass: A History by Neil V Rosenberg was published; in it he covers bluegrass music…
It is quite common knowledge that Grateful Dead psychedelic guitar-playing icon Jerry Garcia was in his youth a follower of folk…
The Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission has approved the placement of a marker at Sunset Park, the site of the famed…
Weekly charts based on actual radio airplay for bluegrass, Grassicana, and gospel music
