For their next recording project, Chatham County Line, from North Carolina's Triangle region, has decided to reach back and honor some of their biggest influences in the music world. Normally known for the original material, this upcoming album, Sharing The
Chatham County Line has joined in the holiday music festival with a new single of their own. It's a paean to the secular celebration of Christmas, and its patron saint, Santa Claus. O! Santa is presented in this live video as
Here is Frank Baker's final gallery of images from the August 2015 Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival. We'll have his photos from the Delaware Valley festival after Labor Day.
Whether it's generals Robert E. Lee and George G. Meade or the musicians at the Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival, this resort village in the rolling hills of southern Pennsylvania will always be a place where the North meets the South. The stage
Bluegrass is well-represented on the upcoming Yep Roc Records project, Sawyer Sessions, Season 1, set for LP release on Record Store Day, April 18. The album contains tracks from the YouTube music series by the same name, created by filming a
With a new song inspired by the IBMA moving its World of Bluegrass Convention to Raleigh, NC through 2018 - and sure to irritate Kentucky folks disappointed by that eventuality - North Carolina's Chatham County Line has produced a music video that celebrates their
YepRoc Records has released a music video for Tightrope of Love, the quasi-title cut from the new Chatham County Line album, Tightrope. Dave Wilson is on guitar, John Teer on mandolin, Chandler Hold on banjo, and Greg Readling on bass. The video was
Last month, Chatham County Line released their fifth CD, Wildwood, on Yep Roc Records. This recording further develops the band's unique sound. Describing themselves as too progressive for bluegrass traditionalists and to traditional for the alt-country crowd, the band has
Country Standard Time uses the recent release of their latest CD, Wildwood, as the springboard for a lengthy piece about alt-bluegrass road warriors Chatham County Line. The article by Brian Baker, conducted largely as an interview with Chatham County Line guitarist/vocalist
One week from today, on March 4, 2008, Chatham County Line, the four piece alt-bluegrass band from Raleigh, NC, will release their fourth CD titled IV. Chatham County Line isn't your typical bluegrass band. They are self described as "new traditionalists"
