Whenever an artist such as David Peterson releases a new recording, you know exactly what to expect. One of the foremost practitioners of traditional acoustic music, Peterson always selects first rate material, and surrounds himself with top tier instrumentalists that
OK all you folks that fear traditional bluegrass music is dying. This is for you! David Peterson, Nashville's premier itinerant musician, has released four singles from his upcoming album. Like his other recent work, it was recorded live in the studio,
For the past few years, David Peterson has worked as one of Nashville's most notorious street musicians. Any time the weather cooperated, you could find him in the tourist centers of town, just he and his guitar, singing the old
Two new albums that came in recently cover the wide range of current bluegrass Gospel music so perfectly, that it seems appropriate to review them together. The first comes from David Peterson, whose Old Time Power serves as a classic representation of
David Peterson will join Katy Daly this morning (6/19) on WAMU's Bluegrass Country at 9:00 a.m. Bluegrass fans know David for his work with his bluegrass band, 1946. They have performed and recorded music of the most traditional sort for several
Jimbo Whaley has been getting attention for his singing and songwriting since his time as co-founder of Pine Mountain Railroad in 1998. Currently Whaley is performing with bluegrass group, Greenbrier. The band has recently released an all gospel CD entitled The
Episode #24 of The GrassCast features two interviews. The first is with bluegrass legend Ronnie Reno. Ronnie discusses his TV show and a new gospel project he has underway. The second interview is with David Peterson of the band 1946.
