Bluegrass Videos

The Deadly Gentlemen shot a live video of All The Broken Pieces from their new CD, Roll Me, Tumble Me, for Second Story Garage while they were in Boulder, CO last week. Check it out.  

Rounder has released a new video in support of Della Mae's current CD, This World Oft Can Be. It's for the song Paper Prince, and features clever stop action animation created by Trent Freeman and Adrian Murray.  

Tim Carter, the banjo pickin' half of The Carter Brothers, is currently on tour with an all star band in support of his Bang Bang album. Tim May is on guitar, Barbara Lamb on fiddle, Matt Flinner on mandolin and Adam

Compass Records has put together a video sneak-peek at Love Has Wheels, their upcoming album for The Bankesters. It gives a taste of three tracks from the CD, plus interviews with the various members of the band.   They're in the middle

On Monday we had a review of Endless Ocean, the new CD from The Tuttles with A.J. Lee. Today, we have a couple of videos where they show their stuff live. The band includes Jack Tuttle with his three talented children (Molly,

When Joe Mullins & the Radio Ramblers rolled into Butte, MT for a show this past Sunday at the Montana Folk Festival, they discovered that they were sharing the bill with The Birmingham Sunlights from Alabama. Both were scheduled for the Sacred

Balsam Range and Crossroads Music have released a music video for the title track of the band's latest album, Papertown, which hit in July of 2012. The song was written by Milan Miller, and the video filmed in the mill

Rounder has released a debut music video from their new album for The Deadly Gentlemen, Roll Me Tumble Me. The song is Bored Of The Raging, a band original. It's a perfect example of their unique hybrid sound, using the instruments

OK... so it's a day late, but the sentiment is still fresh. Our pal Danny "Hootenany" Clark stopped by Leroy Troy's place yesterday and filmed him performing this patriotic medley on clawhammer banjo.   Well played, sir.

Organic Records has released another video interview with Adam Steffey, prepared to help generate interest in his new album, New Primitive. The album is an interesting mix of musical styles, featuring Adam on mandolin and his wife, Tina, on clawhammer banjo