Volume Five

Another new single dropping today is Rich Man's Daughter, the first release from Volume Five's next project, Run. It is due on Mountain Fever in February 2013. The song tells the familiar tale of a poor suitor wooing a pretty girl

Volume Five has announced that Jeff Partin, of Ella Jay, GA, is the new guitarist with the band. At 19 years old, Jeff has already spent several years playing bluegrass music, and had the honor to play on the Opry with

When I was learning to play banjo in the mid-1970's, one of the first albums I bought was the two-album live recording from the Bill Monroe's Bean Blossom festival, which became one of my favorites and a great source of

I had the occasion on Sunday to spend some time at Mountain Fever Studios in Willis, VA. Delta Reign was up from Alabama recording their first project for the Mountain Fever label, and I enjoyed hearing more of their quirky blend

Mountain Fever recording artists Volume Five are on the hunt for a new guitar player. The band, based in northern Alabama, has had a good run on our Bluegrass Today Weekly Airplay Chart with the song Any Where Is Home Again

Mountain Fever Records has released Children Of The Mountain, the second album from Volume Five. The band is based in the deep South, hailing from Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi, and have given this entire project over to songs and stories about

Mountain Fever Records has released a first single from the upcoming Volume Five CD, Children Of The Mountain. The entire album is given over to songs that reflect the lives and values of  hardworking coal-miners of Appalachia. The single, Anywhere Is Home

Mountain Fever Records is today releasing the debut single from Down In A Cell, the upcoming album from Volume Five, a fine new bluegrass band from north Alabama. Volume Five is Glenn Harrell on fiddle, Patton Wages on banjo, Chris Williamson