Sleepy Man Banjo Boys

Milo Farineau is busily uploading photos from DelFest 2012 this past weekend. We'll post them as they come in.

More great bluegrass Christmas music from the now-famous Sleepy Man Banjo Boys. The picking' Mizzone boys have laid down a version of Jingle Bells using licks and phrases first popularized when their great-grandparents were young. It is available for sale online

America's favorite pre-teen grassers, Sleepy Man Banjo Boys, have announced October 4 as the release date for their debut album, America's Music. It's their instrumental tribute to their bluegrass forebears - their musical great-grandfathers? - with 12 tracks featuring the picking

Almost all the attention generated by TV and YouTube sensations Sleepy Man Banjo Boys has been focused on Jonny, the youngest, banjo picking of the three Mizzone brothers. Of course, it is all well-deserved, but with the Tony Rice Ultimate

The now world-famous Sleepy Man Banjo Boys have been in the studio of late, recording an album of traditional bluegrass instrumental music. The timing of this long-planned venture coincides perfectly with their sudden popularity. A number of appearances on national

Oops... the video we posted yesterday of the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys, which we indicated was from their second appearance on Huckabee, was actually a second song they played on the first show. Here's actual video of them from the July

Once again, here are those precocious New Jersey grassers, Robbie, Jonny and Tommy Mizzone, performing as the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys on national television. They were invited back for another spot on the Huckabee show yesterday, after tearing it up

When was the last time a young bluegrass band generated this sort of buzz in the non-music media? It seems that the pickin' Mizzone brothers kicked up some dust with their TV appearance last Sunday on Huckabee, as they have been

Here's video of Sleepy Man Banjo Boys performing Ralph Stanley's Clinch Mountain Backstep on the Huckabee show earlier this evening. Little Jonny Mizzone is really tearing it up on banjo, with help from brothers Robbie on fiddle and Tommy on guitar.

After the rousing reception they received on The Late Show, it's no surprise to see Sleepy Man Banjo Boys popping up on other television programs. Saturday night (July 16), they are scheduled to appear on the Huckabee show, airing at 8:00