July 2017 – Page 2

Green River, In Black and White: Day 2

Day 2 started off a little cooler than Day 1 for us. That ended quickly…both in temperature of the environment

They say a picture is worth 1,000 words, right? So, rather than a long drawn out review of each set

CW Stoneking has been an acclaimed bluesman in Australia for two decades. Last summer, he booked his first national US

Yesterday we ran a feature telling all you fine folks to head to Passim and check out Molly Tuttle‘s concert

Twisted Pine has been chipping away at making a name for themselves these past few years. Putting in the work,

Sad songs make me happy. I am not sure what the logic is behind that, but there is something in

We live in an age where modern day bluegrass music isn’t necessarily what Grampa Bill originally started all those years

Is the ability to shatter a person’s heart into tiny little pieces with three part harmonies a recognized super power?

Prior to last Thursday evening I had only witness Anthony da Costa as an auxiliary player. Backing some of the

If there is one album that has helped me start this summer on a positive note, it is Super Doppler’s