Last night (1/20), country star Dierks Bentley was the special guest with The Infamous Stringdusters at Nashville’s Station Inn. Bentley knocked around the Nashville bluegrass scene for a number of years before hitting it big, and has remained friends with – and performed and recorded with – many of his “down on Broadway” pals since.
The ‘Dusters featured Dierks on their new CD, Things That Fly, which is due from Sugar Hill this Spring. The song is 17 Cents, written by Jody Stecher, and it is sung as a duet with Jeremy Garrett. It can be heard in its entirety in streaming audio for the next few days on The Infamous Stringdusters web site.
We’ll post some live photos from The Station Inn if we can find some.
In other Sugar Hill artists news…
Online shoppers can pick up a copy of Sarah Jarosz’s superb debut album, Song Up In Her Head, for only $1.99! This special offer is only available at amazon.com, and ends today (1/21).
It’s a terrific recording, showcasing this talented young singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
You can see our review of the album here, and our interview with Sarah here.
UPDATE 1:40 p.m. – Here is a video posted this morning on The 9513 blog. They review last night’s show, and shot Dierks and the ‘Dusters doing a cover of Bob Dylan’s Señor.
