Mountain Home also has a new single from Nashville singer, songwriter, and mandolinist, Ashby Frank, with newgrass superstar John Cowan and bluegrass crooner Ronnie Bowman joining in. It's another from Frank's current project, Leaving is Believing. They have chosen a remake
Mountain Home Records has released a final single this week for Ashby Frank, ahead of his Leaving Is Believing project's release on February 10. Frank, a celebrated multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter, has been been working in Nashville as a session player,
Mountain Home Music has a new single for bluegrass singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ashby Frank, a reworking of Clinton Gregory's Christmas in Virginia. Gregory wrote this song with Ray Pennington and Jack Robertson, and released it back in 1993. Frank says this
Mountain Home Music has introduced their latest single for bluegrass singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist Ashby Frank, which we are pleased to premiere today. This one comes from what Frank calls two of his favorite songwriters, Phillip White and Tony Haselden, one called
Most folks in bluegrass know Ashby Frank as an extremely gifted singer, songwriter, and mandolinist, but not everyone realizes that he is also a very talented comedian. Frank was one half of the outrageously funny Darrell Brothers, along with Brandon
Mountain Home Music has announced the signing of bluegrass songwriter and perennial sideman Ashby Frank, along with a debut single from his upcoming album. Growing up in central North Carolina, Frank was something of a prodigy as a teenager on mandolin,
The last time we ran into dobro meister Phil Leadbetter was at SPBGMA back in February, he looked fully a decade or two older than his 56 years. Dealing with a nagging hip issue, he was moving slowly around the
A lot of our readers are regular attendees at the annual World Of Bluegrass Convention, hosted each year by the International Bluegrass Music Association. Many others enjoy following what goes on there here at Bluegrass Today with the stories and
They're baaaaaaaaack....... That's right, the one and only Darrell Brothers have a new song and video, set to a bluegrass beat. It's a sad and woeful tale of a redneck boy forced to drive a compact car, featuring a return of
You never know where these two crazy guys will turn up next. Daniel Mullins caught up with The Darrell Brothers during IBMA's Wide Open Bluegrass, and collected some of their wit and wisdom for the ages. The boys gave a quick
