Author: Annette Grady
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A Journey Through Traditional Bluegrass Introduction The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys, a Grammy-nominated bluegrass band, have been captivating audiences with their high-energy performances and dedication to the traditional bluegrass sound. Their story is one of passion, perseverance, and music’s power to unite people. The Journey Begins In 2014, the Ole Smoky Moonshine Distillery in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, presented The […]
New Standard Bluegrass Band, a renowned music group hailing from western Virginia, has been a torchbearer of traditional bluegrass and gospel music for over a decade. What sets them apart is their ability to seamlessly blend the old and the new, paying homage to the genre’s pioneers while also embracing the sounds of contemporary artists. […]
Keeping Tradition Alive Introduction Welcome to the world of bluegrass music, where the New Standard Bluegrass Band stands out as a beacon of tradition and innovation. This band is more than just music; it’s a legacy that honors the roots of bluegrass while weaving in contemporary threads. Their unique blend of traditional bluegrass, gospel music, […]
Exploring the Timeless Appeal of “I’d Rather Die Young” Certain songs in the music world transcend time and genre, touching the hearts of listeners across generations. One such song is ‘I’d Rather Die Young,’ a poignant ballad interpreted by various artists, each bringing their unique flavor to the timeless classic. The song, originally performed […]
A Bluegrass Phenomenon Welcome to the world of bluegrass music, where the banjo, fiddle, and guitar combine to create a unique American sound. Among many talented groups in this genre, The Little Roy and Lizzy Show stands out for its high-energy performances and delightful mix of Bluegrass, Country, Americana, and Gospel. The Dynamic Duo Little […]
Exploring the Rustic Charm of “Red Clay Halo” Few songs in folk music capture the essence of Southern Americana and “Red Clay Halo.” Written by the talented duo Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, it is a testament to the enduring spirit of rural life and the timeless stories it tells. “Red Clay Halo” first appeared […]
Valerie Smith: The Voice of Grassicana Valerie Smith is a renowned Grassicana artist who blends bluegrass, country, and Americana music to create a unique sound. Her music, known as “ValGrass,” showcases her versatility as a vocalist and her ability to convey a range of emotions, from sassy and sultry to sweet and soothing. A Journey […]
A Timeless Tune: Feast Here Tonight A Musical Heritage Bluegrass music, rooted deeply in the American South, has the power to tell stories that resonate through generations. One such timeless classic is “Feast Here Tonight,” often associated with the Monroe Brothers and recorded in the late 1930s. The song vividly depicts rural life, referencing hunting, […]
Carrying the Torch of Traditional Bluegrass Into the Future Bluegrass music is a genre that has always been close to people’s hearts, with its roots deeply embedded in American soil. Seth Mulder & Midnight Run, a band from Gatlinburg, Tennessee, is at the forefront of the genre’s evolution. They are not just playing bluegrass but […]
Mo Pitney’s Tribute to Merle Haggard with “Big City” Country music has a long-standing tradition of paying homage to its legends, and Mo Pitney’s version of “Big City” is a prime example of this practice. Initially written by Merle Haggard and Dean Holloway, “Big City” resonates with the heartache and disillusionment of life in the […]
