Gary Adams & The Bluegrass Gentlemen – New Freedom Bell
A Michigan bluegrass gem from the Old Homestead label.
View ArticleCharlie McVay and the Lone Pine Boys
Benny Strong, bass & lead vocals; John Stomp, fiddle; Bill Adams, guitar; Gene Daugherty, Mandolin; Charlie McVay, 5-string banjo.
View ArticleThe Kentucky Colonels 1965-1966
Includes many incredible live tracks. Ripped from the original Rounder LP 0070 [1976].
View ArticleII Generation – Second Impression
This long lost LP has a truly unique "newgrass" sound that has to be heard to be appreciated.
View ArticleThe Dixie Gentlemen – Together Once More
w/John Montgomery, bass; James Bryan & Vassar Clements, fiddle; Jake Landers, guitar; Rual Yarborough, banjo; Hershel Sizemore, mandolin.
View ArticleJohn Hartford – You And Me At Home
w/Charles Dungey, Kenny Malone, Jeanie Seely, Jackie Greene, Benny Martin, and Buddy Emmons.
View ArticleLorne Buck & Bluegrass Jam – Sharing The Joy
This rare Canadian gospel bluegrass LP was recorded in Oshawa in 1981.
View ArticleHome For Christmas
A compilation of folk, gospel, and bluegrass from the 1982 Book Of The Month Club 3-LP boxset.
View ArticleWorking Christmas Blues 2011
w/Del McCoury, Hank Williams, Woody Guthrie, Bobby Charles, Tom Waits, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Marty Robbins, and more.
View ArticleDenis Lepage – The Doctor Is In
Classic Canadian bluegrass right out of Southern Ontario. Denis LePage is the legendary banjo player from the Dixie Flyers, who are still going strong after 3 decades.
View ArticleOld & In The Way – 4 November 1973
An incomplete show that is missing: Drifting Too Far From The Shore, Wicked Path Of Sin, Knockin' On Your Door, Uncle Pen, and High Lonesome Sound.
View ArticlePretty Polly is Haunting Me!
Another classic, sung in the first selection by the scariest damn banjoist that ever lived. Dock Boggs was a tough old Virginian who, when he wasn't performing music worked in a coal mine or made...
View ArticleEddie Poirier – Banjo Bluegrass
The "East Coast Music Ambassador" was inducted into the New Brunswick Country Music Hall of Fame in 1990.
View ArticleThe Southern Lawmen In Concert
The Southern Lawmen in Concert was recorded at the Sounding Board studio in 1980 for the Norfolk Southern Railway Company.
View ArticleDueling Banjos – The Deliverance Soundtrack
Dueling Banjos was actually written and recorded as "Feudin' Banjos" by Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith and Don Reno in 1955. The 1972 version in Deliverance was played by Eric Weissberg and Steve Mandel....
View ArticleLifestyle Radio Sampler – Spring 2003
w/J. Rowley, Brady Jenkins, Greg English and Red Wind, and Bloodwurm.
View ArticleThe Osborne Brothers – Up This Hill And Down
This is perhaps one of the finest sounding bluegrass albums you will ever hear. The melodies, harmonies and tonal delivery of the vocals are just plain flawless. This is where the emotional power of...
View ArticleMystics, Vagabonds and Troubadours
w/Vic Chesnutt, Danny Schmidt, Peter Rowan, Michelle Shocked, Bela Fleck, Garcia & Grisman, Osborne Brothers, Steve Earle, Nina Simone, Lightnin' Hopkins, Beck, Tom Wilson, Donovan, Bonnie Dobson,...
View ArticleHomegas
w/Peter Narvaez, Dave Satterfield, Richard Blaustein, Neil Rosenberg, John Hyslop, Jim Barden, Dave Brock. Produced by John Fahey for Takoma records, 1971.
View ArticleDon McLean – Playin’ Favorites
A collection of cover versions of folk, pop and blue-grass numbers. 'Everyday', 'Fool's Paradise', and 'Mountains of Mourne' became hit singles.
View ArticleSteve Martin plays the Banjo
Video and interview with Steve Martin about his love of the banjo.
View ArticlePat Burton – We’ve Been Waiting For This
Despite having a history with some of best bluegrass players around, somehow Pat Burton became a forgotten man. Getting his start in Clinton, Illinois in 1963, Pat spent some time recording and touring...
View ArticleHomer and the Barnstormers – Bluegrass Banjos on Fire
Ripped from the 1963 Somerset label LP (SF-195).
View ArticleArnie Naiman & Chris Coole – 5 Strings Attached With No Backing
A collection of traditional and original tunes capturing the beautiful sound of the old time clawhammer 5 string banjo.
View ArticleMusings from Bent Creek Pass
Mountain music collected from an annual pilgrimage to Asheville, North Carolina.
View ArticleCountry Gazette – American and Clean
One of the most influential bluegrass acts of the 1970s that planted the seeds for the newgrass movement of the 1980s.
View ArticleCross Country Grass – Tribute to Bluegrass
Produced by banjo player Dennis LePage of the Dixie Flyers, for Stompin' Tom's Boot Records in 1981.
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