Rebecca Frazier

Nashville-based guitarist and singer/songwriter Rebecca Frazier has released another of her clever music videos, again for one of her original instrumentals. The tune is called Clifftop, named for the popular Appalachian String Band Music Festival in West Virginia held near the

Singer/songwriter/guitarist Rebecca Frazier continues to produce quality music videos for songs on her 2103 album, When We Fall, directed by her friend, Alison Goedde. All of them have been thoughtful, creative interpretations of Rebecca's original music, tastefully rendered on video. This latest,

Just in time for Valentine's Day - make that Valentine's Day Eve - Rebecca Frazier has released another music video from her When We Fall album. It's for my favorite song from the record, Darken Your Doorway, a sad song of

Is there anything cuter than bluegrass kids? Short answer: nope. They are precious. And in today's media world we have the pleasure of seeing many of them grow up. There are a number of young bluegrass artists who share their children's

Rebecca Frazier has never been one to follow all the rules. She was playing overhanded bluegrass rhythm and flatpicking lead guitar when girls weren't supposed to be doing that, and then gave up music for a while to raise a

Flatpicking sensation Rebecca Frazier has released a new music video, her second for an instrumental track she has written. We had previously featured her video for 40 Blues when it was released. This time it's Virginia Coastline, another of the tunes

Rebecca Frazier has never been one to do as she's told, starting with "girls don't play Tony Rice-style lead guitar." This small but power-packed young woman has shown herself a force to be recognized in the flatpicking world, and her

Here's a second gallery of Frank Baker's photos from last weekend's Delaware Valley Bluegrass Festival.

Hot Rize made the Ark in Ann Arbor, Michigan one of the current tour stops where they played to a packed house. About a third of the audience were seeing them for the first time. The rest of us were

Here's a first gallery of photos from Frank Baker, taken during last weekend's wet-n-wild Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival. Look for additional photos over the next few days.