Here's another new single this week from Mountain Home Music, this time for perennial bluegrass headliners, Lonesome River Band. LRB has been touring and recording now for almost 40 years, and despite occasional personnel changes along the way, band leader Sammy
Nashville mandolinist Tristan Scroggins has released another book of transcriptions, this time featuring the playing of Dan Tyminski with Lonesome River Band. Tristan has transcribed all of Dan's solos from LRB's breakout album, Carrying The Tradition, which set the bluegrass
Jesse Smathers, mandolinist and vocalist with Lonesome River Band, and Sarah Farley were married on April 4 in a small private ceremony in Virginia. Jesse tells us that their initial wedding plans were quashed by the state imposed requirements for social
Lonesome River Band are one of those rare contemporary bluegrass outfits that have the means of combining old school precepts with a decidedly modern melodic sensibility, without sacrificing the integrity of either. It’s a difficult juggling act to be sure;
To celebrate next week's release of their new album on Mountain Home Music, Lonesome River Band has agreed to share one of the tracks from the record with our readers. It's their remake of a song that banjo man and band
It's a new month, very nearly spring in much of the US, and we all have so many things to look forward to in the coming season. Warm weather, baseball, and outdoor bluegrass festivals! Here's another - a new single from
Mountain Home Music Company has released a music video for their latest single from Lonesome River Band, Wreck of My Heart. It finds our heroes performing the song on stage at Bristol, TN's historic Paramount Theater, in the alley alongside the
Mountain Home Music Company has released a second single from their upcoming project with Lonesome River Band. This time it's a mid-tempo leavin' song called Wreck Of My Heart, which guitarist and lead singer Brandon Rickman says is a perfect fit
Mountain Home Music has released a new single today from Lonesome River Band, which finds them once again pushing against the borders of bluegrass. Calling Elvis was a hit for Mark Knopfler and Dire Straits back in 1991. The song was
When a Lonesome River Band CD pops up in the mailbox, I have a pretty good idea what to expect: Impeccable picking, impressive vocals and some of the best banjo picking this side of Earl Scruggs, all expertly recorded and
