One of the most highly-anticipated bluegrass records of the year, Rhonda Vincent with Bluegrass Legends - Live At The Ryman, is officially available today. It's just as the title describes, a concert recording of Rhonda and her crack band, with guest
We have a busy Friday in store, with new music to share from three popular bluegrass artists. First up is Chris Jones & The Night Drivers with a new single, Who You Want Me To Be, written by Jones and his new
Pinecastle Records has released a new single for The Farm Hands from their upcoming Good Things album, due in September. It's one about a mountain preacher who roamed the hills tending to the needs of his flock called Hillbilly Graham. The band consists
Home in the Mountains was written by Rick Stanley, a cousin of bluegrass master Ralph Stanley and the husband of Donna Ulisse, a prolific songwriter in her own right. He was just 15 years old at the time it was
Terry Baucom and his Dukes of Drive are back with a new single, They Call Me Trouble, featuring the sultry bluegrass baritone of guitarist Will Jones. True to the Baucom style, this one is a real barnburner, written by Daniel Salyer.
Mountain Home Music has released a second single this summer from Kentucky's NewTown. The husband-and-wife band features vocals from Kati Penn Williams and Jr Williams, both veterans of the bluegrass circuit for many years. This time it's Kati's turn out front
Harless Williams, or Tooter / Tootie, as he was known, bass player with north Texas bluegrass group the Stone Mountain Boys, passed away on June 27, 2018, after various illnesses. He was 84 years old and the last living member
Bluegrass mandolin legend Dean Webb, of the Dillards (aka The Darling Family on The Andy Griffith Show) fame from Salem, Missouri, passed away on Saturday, June 30, 2018. He was aged 81. Roy Dean Webb was born on March 28, 1937,
Mountain Home Music Company continues their summer of singles with a new one from Darin & Brooke Aldridge. This is time it's a classic from the Louvin Brothers catalog, Everytime You Leave, also famously covered by Don Everly and Emmylou
Anyone who had been following the bluegrass scene in Nashville would be excused for asking, "What ever happened to Troy Engle?" For 12 years he was a prime sideman in Music City, helping out bluegrass and country acts on most any