Tim Graves

Tim Graves is a pretty happy guy these days. The current edition of the Nashville reso-guitar man's band, The Farm Hands, is as good as any he has had on the road this past dozen years, with Don Wayne Reno

Pinecastle Records has released a pair of singles from their current album with Tim Graves & The Farm Hands, Bluegrass DNA. Tim has had several strong versions of this group over the years, but this edition is quite special. Don Wayne

In 1994, Jerry Douglas and Tut Taylor conceived and coordinated a project dubbed The Great Dobro Sessions, an event that gathered some of the top dobro/resonator guitar players of the era to show off their skills and shine the spotlight

The Farm Hands have been through a lot in 2020, as we all have, and they are back as strong ever with some new members, an updated sound, and even a new web site. But they are still playing the

Pinecastle Records has announced the June 12 release of a new album for fans of the resophonic guitar, called The New Reso Gathering. Spearheaded by Tim Graves, longtime slidester with The Farm Hands - and nephew of the great Josh Graves

We all know the old joke: Q. How do you get to Carnegie Hall? A. Practice. It seems that Tim Graves has a real-life, updated version. Q. How do you make into the movies? A. Drive. Tim is a noted resonator guitarist, nephew of the legendary Josh Graves,

The Farm Hands Bluegrass Quartet have released their first concert DVD, recorded live at the historic Memorial Church in Dayton, OH earlier this year. Among these Farm Hands are Daryl Mosely on bass, Tim Graves on resonator guitar, Bennie Boling on banjo,

The Farm Hand Quartet, a bluegrass Gospel group featuring veteran grassers Tim Graves, Daryl Mosley and Kevin Williamson, are on the hunt for a new banjo player. The band is based in Nashville, and tours extensively throughout the central US. According to

Bobby Osborne has announced that resonator guitarist Tim Graves has rejoined The Rocky Top X-Press, returning a year after he had recently departed. He had worked off and on with Bobby since 2001 when he joined The Osborne Brothers. Graves is

Tim Graves & Cherokee, have shuffled around the on-stage lineup to welcome the newest full-time member of the band. Long standing member Joe Miller has moved from guitar to banjo, opening the way for Jody Elmore to join the group