Teddy Barneycastle, the voice and the man behind the fascinating grassified rock cover band, Goodfellers, has signed with Turnberry Records. In tandem with the announcement, a debut single from Teddy's upcoming solo album has also been made available. Matthew's Mansion is
Bell Buckle Records has a new single from Teddy Barneycastle, leader singer of the Goodfellers, a newly recorded version of The Osborne Brothers classic, Listening to the Rain. It's a different sound for Teddy, at least for folks who know him mostly
We've expressed our fondness for Goodfellers from the time they first showed up on our radar in 2018. From their clever name to their lighthearted but clearly virtuosic arrangements of pop music classics, it was clear that this was a
Covering someone else's song isn’t necessarily an achievement. If it's done consistently, it becomes either a pale excuse for a lack of original material, or a fallback position to keep an audience satisfied while biding time until one's muse returns.
The boys at Goodfellers - my new favorite band name - are back today with a new single, and a video presentation. And like their previous efforts, it's a grassed up version of a pop hit, this time from The
In addition to owning one of the more creative band names of recent vintage, North Carolina's Goodfellers have a distinctive traditional-to-contemporary bluegrass sound combined with an openness to new ideas, and a great sense of humor. All three are on display
OK all you doubters... Thanksgiving is behind us, so it's time for the Christmas music bonanza! And boy do we have a good one to share with you today. Teddy Barnstable and Ralph McGee from Goodfellers have put together a bluegrass
These days, much of the discussion about bluegrass, nugrass, Americana, and grassicana seems to center on to what extent the influence of vintage trappings appear to impinge on contemporary credence. Consequently, most bands are labelled according to which side of
The Goodfellers, a hard-driving bluegrass band from Pinnacle, NC, make much of the gangster theme implied in their band name, though largely in a lighthearted fashion. It's a clever, down home play on the title of the 1990 film, Goodfellas,
