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Michigan bluegrass band Missy Kay & A Mess 'a Bluegrass blazing trails along the highways and byways! www.messabluegrass.com Author: trgrannis Keywords: 'a Bluegrass Endless Highway Kay Mess Missy Music On Road the Added: July 3, 2008

Lisa Manning in Burlington, North Carolina Author: DDFiddler Keywords: bluegrass Lisa Manning fiddle Justin Carbone Derek Deakins Rob Byus Michael Mclain Jennifer Added: July 2, 2008

Lisa Manning in Burlington, North Carolina Author: DDFiddler Keywords: bluegrass Lisa Manning fiddle Justin Carbone Derek Deakins Rob Byus Michael Mclain Jennifer Added: July 2, 2008

Elwood Moans The Blues on Podcast Debut! Blues Brother, Saturday Night Live alumni, and UFO aficionado, Dan Ackroyd is a juggernaut of kinetic motion, and a damn fine harmonica player to boot. He shares his passion about all shades of the blues. (Powered by Podkive.) Listen -- Subscribe -- iTunes read more

The Arlenes: Springboard (Stuck On Love,Loose) Oh Susanna: Back Dirt Road (Johnstown,Stella Records) Amalie Riis: I've Got Nothing (Safe and Sound,Songcrafter) Caroline Herring: Lover Girl (Lantana,Signature Sounds) Chatham County Line: I Got Worry (IV,Yep-Roc) Crooked Still: Poor Ellen Smith (Still Crooked,Signature Sounds) The Bean Picker's Union: Promise (Potlatch,inseam records) Jon Roniger: Hard Enough (Charmed Life,self-released) Jim Bryson: All The Fallen Leaves (Where The Bungalows Roam,Kelp Records) David Mead: Only A Dream (Wherever You Are,Eleven Thirty) Mark Erelli: Volunteers (Delivered,Signature Sounds) Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer: Long Black Road Into Tulsa Town (Seven Is The Number,Signature Sounds) Jeff Dernlan: Save The Day (Cobblestone,self-released) The Good Intentions: You Love Jimmie Rodgers (Poor Boy,Boronda Records) Kevin Gordon: Jimmy Reed Is The King of Rock 'n' Roll (Down To The Well,Shanachie) Peter Cooper: Thin Wild Mercury (Cautionary Tales/Mission Door,Corazong Records) Bob Cheevers: Every Beauty (Fiona's World,Berkalin Records) Casey Kessel: Where Did We Go (Ripple In The Water,Major Bob) Jill Barber: Ashes to Ashes (For All Time,Dependent/Baudelaire) Darden Smith: After All This Time (Sunflower,Dualtone)

... Author: OrangeMusicCompany Keywords: the stanley brothers banjo guitar bluegrass folk old time mountain music virginia Added: June 29, 2008

KUDZU performing "Nine Pound Hammer" at Bluegrass in the Park on June 22, 2008 at Henry Fork River Park... Author: SuperBuzzOnline Keywords: kudzu bluegrass hickory north carolina henry fork river park Added: June 24, 2008

Author: Vihar Added: Tue, 24 Jun 2008 10:03:16 -0800 Duration: 104Here's a simple lick again - you probably heard something similar in countless country and bluegrass songs. It's a good example of using open strings and hammer-ons. The trick of this kind of playing is to let your fingers do it automatically. For that, you have to practice it slowly first, then after some time it'll become your second nature.

Author: Vihar Added: Tue, 24 Jun 2008 10:03:16 -0800 Duration: 104Here's a simple lick again - you probably heard something similar in countless country and bluegrass songs. It's a good example of using open strings and hammer-ons. The trick of this kind of playing is to let your fingers do it automatically. For that, you have to practice it slowly first, then after some time it'll become your second nature.

The D lick, building major chords and power chords. Be sure to download the text file for this workshop: http://funkyseagull.com/d.pdf Author: Dobro33H Keywords: banjo frailing clawhammer bluegrass lick lesson Added: June 24, 2008

Jim Lauderdale: Right Where You Want Me (Country Super Hits Volume 1,Yep-Roc) Bandryland: Gone Home (Share Cropper s Whine,self-released) Bex Marshall: Hot Headed Man (Kitchen Table,House of Mercy) The Waybacks: Nice To Be Alone (Loaded,Compass) Joe Rathbone: Everything Falls Down (Under The Scorpio Moon,ZAKZ Records) The Gougers: It ll Get Better (Long Day For The Weathervane,self-released) Justin Rutledge: Alberta Breeze (Man Descending,Six Shooter Records) Amy Lavere: Innocent Girl (The World Is Not My Home,Archer Records) Sally Morgan: Harbor Winds (Wandering Through Walls,self-released) Kim Richey: Drift (with Mindy Smith) (Little Record,Vanguard Records) Jon Roniger: The Way I Feel (Charmed Life,self-released) Eddi Reader: The Patience of Angels (Eddi Reader,Warner Bros) Boo Hewerdine: Please Don't Ask Me to Dance (A Live One,Madan) Eliza Gilkyson: Wildewood Spring (Beautiful World,Red House Records) Mark Erelli: Man of the Family (Delivered,Signature Sounds) RB Morris: Empire (Empire,self-released) Tim O Brien: This World Was Made For Everyone (Chameleon,Proper Records) Buddy Miller: A Showman s Life (Midnight and Lonesome,Hightone)

Thompson Square: Not Far Enough (Thompson Square,Six Gun Records) Believers: Your Hurting Ways (Lucky You,Corazong Records) The Bittersweets: Bag of Bones (The Life You Always Wanted,Virt Records) Anna Fermin s Trigger Gospel: That Kind of Love (Go,Sighlow Music) Dean Owens: Adrift (Whisky Hearts,Navigator Records) Hayes Carll: Don't Let Me Fall (Trouble in Mind,Lost Highway) Dan Cohen: Lullaby (Dan Cohen,Western Boys) Adam Puddington: Coattails (For The Meantime,Hay Sale Records) Jon Roniger: Perfect Evening (Charmed Life,self-released) Kimmie Rhodes: The Fool on the Hill (Walls Fall Down,Sunbird Records) Andrea Glass: Don't Burn Down The House (Stood Under Stars,self-released) Rachel Harrington: A Housewife's Lament (City of Refuge,Skinny Dennis) Capercaillie: Barra Clapping Song (Roses and Tears,Vertical Records) Ford Turrell: Roll Away The Stone (Ford Turrell,self-released) Adam Snyder: The Night We Snuck Into The Fair (This Town Will Get Its Due,Bare Bones) Michael Gaither: Hang It Up (From Forthcoming Album,unreleased) High on Stress: Cop Light Parade (Cop Light Parade,self-released) Teeter Gray: Almost Hear A Heartbreak (Blue Love,self-released) The Rowdy Prairie Dogs: Loved Like That (The Revenge of The Rowdy Prairie Dogs,PopBomb Records)

Karen James stops in on Bluegrass Festival goers to ask them how the high gas prices are affection them.

Author: Baseballisms Added: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 22:52:53 -0800 Duration: 281Here at Baseballisms we were honored this past Saturday night, the night before Father s Day, to have been allowed a chance to capture some stories from a seminal force in the world of bluegrass music, and one who is widely known for his passion for ...

Here at Baseballisms we were honored this past Saturday night, the night before Father's Day, to have been allowed a chance to capture some stories from a seminal force in the world of bluegrass music, and one who is widely known for his passion for baseball - Sam Bush.

ABIGAIL WASHBURN and the SPARROW QUARTET is a gathering of banjo player/vocalist Abigail Washburn, our WoodSongs friend Ben Sollee on cello, fiddler Casey Driessen, and banjo virtuoso Béla Fleck. They explore a mixture of old-time, folk, and bluegrass numbers, as well as intriguing original songs. Abigail’s solo work balances her affinity for Chinese culture with a love of traditional American music. It was Abigail that arranged the small group of good friends and bluegrass pros for a mini-tour of China, when the Sparrow Quartet was born. Their self titled full length debut CD will be released on Nettwerk Records. They will be the sole artists on this Special Event Broadcast of WoodSongs.

My friend Hallelujah Don asked for some help with the FMB lick. Tab for this workshop can be found at http://tangiersound.wordpress.com/ Author: Dobro33H Keywords: banjo frailing clawhammer strum bluegrass instruction Added: June 17, 2008

Remember the American Dream? Author: celticmonk Keywords: obama vote election america bluegrass americana blues woody guthrie Added: June 16, 2008

Rhonda Vincent and the Rage (Kenny Ingram, Hunter Berry, Mickey Harris and Darrell Webb) performing "Good Thing Going" at the Clinch Mountain Music Fest 6/13/08 at Natural Tunnel State Park, Duffield, Virginia Author: cstarnes82 Keywords: rhonda vincent martha white bluegrass hunter berry mickey harris the rage natural tunnel mountain music clinch fest Added: June 16, 2008

Thalia Zedek's music career started in the late '70s with White Women, followed in the '80s with Dangerous Birds and Uzi and continued later in the decade when she joined the New York noise band Live Skull. In the early '90s she formed the band Come, whose 1992 album 11:11 is nothing short of a masterpiece. Come's members included Chris Brokaw on guitar, Arthur Johnson on drums, and Sean O'Brien on bass and if you don't own any of their work, you should. Since Come stopped performing later in the '90s, Zedek has released a number of solo albums including Been Here and Gone (Matador, 2001) Trust Not Those in Whom Without Some Touch Of Madness (Thrill Jockey, 2004), and Hell is in Hello, 2004 (limited edition 2.000 copies). Her EPs include You're a Big Girl Now (Kimchee Records, 2002) and The Nature of Drones (Thrill Jockey, 2005). She also released a live disc entitled Live at Tonic, NYC 1/16/2000. Zedek's latest CD, Liars and Prayers, was also released by Thrill Jockey Records in late April. Although I think all of Zedek's work with Come and her solo albums have been outstanding, Liars and Prayers is a powerful and emotional collection of songs tackling political and personal subjects. It features a five-piece band, fleshing out Zedek's sound to a new level of complexity and intensity. The album was produced by the band and Andrew Schneider at Mad Oak Studios in Allston, Massachusetts and Translator Audio in Brooklyn, New York in December 2007 and January 2008. The Thalia Zedek Band, as she's now calling the outfit, includes Winston Braman on bass (who also played with Clint Conley in consonant; I interviewed Conley for both consonant and Mission of Burma; Braman has long played with Hilken Mancini, who I also interviewed a few years back), Daniel Coughlin on drums and percussion, David Michael Curry on viola, trumpet, and vocals, Mel Lederman on piano, and Zedek on guitar and vocals. Zedek has been inspired by a variety of artists, including Patti Smith, Leonard Cohen, and Lou Reed, but over the years she has created her own distinct sound and found a strong cult audience that appreciates her impassioned vocals and moody songwriting. I've always loved the intensity in Zedek's work, really pulling me in and forcing me to pay attention to the music she makes. Watch some videos of Come online, including live performances of Hurricane and Submerge, and music videos for Submerge, Cimarron, Somehow We're Together and a fan-produced video of The German Song. You can also see a slideshow of a song from the out-of-print Nature of Drones EP on myspace and a studio performance of 1926. Zedek is out on tour in mid to late June with shows in New York, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Baltimore, Boston, Montreal, Toronto, and Chicago. West coast shows and some European dates are also in the works and you can visit myspace.com/thaliazedek to find out more. I met with Zedek in May in Allston, Massachusetts to discuss: * how the new, larger version of her band came to exist * who else has influenced her over the years * what some of those veiled political songs are really about Special thanks to Anna for the mp3s of Dangerous Birds and Uzi that are included in the show. I own it all on vinyl, but I must buy me an Ion one of these days! Thanks, Anna! Music featured in the interview include: 1) Body Memory (Liars and Prayers) (in preview) 2) Begin to Exhume (Liars and Prayers) 3) Wind (Liars and Prayers) 4) We Don't Go (Liars and Prayers) 5) Back to School (Been Here and Gone) 6) Lower Allston (Liars and Prayers) 7) Manha De Carnaval (Been Here and Gone) 8) Green and Blue (Liars and Prayers) 9) Do You Remember? (Liars and Prayers) 10) Next Exit (Liars and Prayers) 11) Come Undone (Liars and Prayers) 12) Brother (Trust Not Those In Whom Without Some Touch Of Madness) 13) Smile on Your Face by Dangerous Birds (Alpha Romero/Smile on Your Face single) 14) Criminal Child by Uzi (Sleep Asylum EP) 15) You're a Big Girl Now (You're a Big Girl Now) 16) Was by Live Skull (Snuffer) 17) Submerge by Come (11:11) 18) Bone (Trust Not Those In Whom Without Some Touch Of Madness) 19) Island Song (Trust Not Those In Whom Without Some Touch Of Madness) 20) Ship (Trust Not Those In Whom Without Some Touch Of Madness) 21) Stars (Liars and Prayers) Thalia recommends Arboretum, The Big Disappointments, Drug Rug, Major Stars, and Retribution Gospel Choir. Charlie recommends the new album by American Music Club, The Golden Age.

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Carolina Sonshine Wind Gap 06 13 2239 "Father's Table Grace" Watch in High Quality! http://www.larrygc.com/bluegrass.html avi by Tom uploaded 061408 via air card! Author: SagDec15 Keywords: bluegrass wind gap 2008 LarryGC Carolina Sonshine Added: June 14, 2008

Eric talks to some patrons and gives us a sneek peak at the Turkey Creek Ramblers a band that will be playing at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival.

Legendary Lens Bending LP Tales on Vidcast! From The Doors to Woodstock, Henry Diltz's photographs captured the images of rock music's Renaissance and its icons. Join us on his magical tour at the Morrison Hotel Gallery. (Powered by ChaosMap). iTunes -- QuickTime -- Windows Media Player -- Subscribe read more

Author: larrygraves Added: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 19:40:56 -0800 Duration: 183Featuring the song "I Love My Muffin" from my comedy cd Redneck Canadian, available at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/studmuffin3

Author: larrygraves Added: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 19:40:56 -0800 Duration: 183Featuring the song "I Love My Muffin" from my comedy cd Redneck Canadian, available at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/studmuffin3

Author: larrygraves Added: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 19:40:56 -0800 Duration: 183Featuring the song "I Love My Muffin" from my comedy cd Redneck Canadian, available at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/studmuffin3

Open stage at Bill's Pickin' Parlor, West Columbia, SC, 3-21-08. The bluegrass band "Last Road" from upstate SC. David Snyder on mandolin, Brian Baker on bass, ? on guitar, & Mike? on banjo. Author: gingermc2 Keywords: bluegrass open stage guitar banjo mandolin bass Columbia SC "The Girl From West Virginia" Added: June 11, 2008

Our journey continues in the small but feisty haven of culture, art, and music we discover in Lawrence, Kansas. In this episode we bring you a taste of bluegrass and glass artistry set in the heart of a laid-back, open-armed community.