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I watched the video of 'Born Lonesome' this past Sunday evening on GAC's Edge Of Country and it was GREAT! If you were able to watch it as well and liked what you saw, email edgeofcountry@gactv.com to request this video

I've posted two reviews of the great shows at the First Annual Upper Valley Bluegrass Festival at the Lebanon Opera House in Lebanon, NH. Over two days, the show featured The Greencards, Sam Bush, Crooked Still, and Del McCoury.

The Stevens Center Of the N.C. School of the Arts 405 West 4th Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Something For Everyone Series   Presents   Cherryholmes Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2008 ‚Äì 7:30 PM Tickets: Orchestra ‚Äì

This Sunday afternoon, November 18th, the Canterbury (CT) Historical Society presents a very big afternoon of traditional Bluegrass & old time country music. Performers include MA native DAVID PETERSON & 1946, as well as an old time country trio, the BRISTOL

Love Bluegrass Today. Can't beat Word Press. Visit me at what might be the first physician bluegrass fiction writer's blog in the history of the world. It is whimsical, but will

Get ready bluegrass fans! A new live radio show is in the works. WLSC 1240 AM will be premiering a new live bluegrass show in early 2008. Construction continues on the new studios which will be located

Bluegrass Radio has an all new look! The site is complete and will be showing up over the next 24 hours, as the new server is picked up all across the net. "After four years with the same web page

Bluegrass FM 89.5 Fredericksburg, VA and 91.7 Lynchburg, VA broadcast a five and a half minute Veterans Day feature with Master Chief Musician and unit leader Wayne Taylor of the U.S. Navy Band's "Country Current" country-bluegrass group during its morning

MasterShield Records announces 3 new project releases in the last three months. The Muellers , a young eight piece family band from Maine, has a new release called, Branching Out . It contains mostly traditional tunes with some wonderful harmonies

I'm 55 now and recall the days when my kin all got together to play auto harps, acordians, guitars, dulcimars and banjos. nothing was electric. sure had a fine sound