Author: Annette Grady
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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 […]
Mo Pitney: A Rising Star in Country Music Introduction: Morgan Daniel “Mo” Pitney, born March 24, 1993, in Cherry Valley, Illinois, is an American country music singer-songwriter. His heartfelt lyrics, soulful voice, and commitment to traditional country music have earned him a dedicated fan base. This article will examine his journey, albums, and notable songs. […]
Celebrating the Legacy of Mike Auldridge: The Resonating Heart of Bluegrass Bluegrass music has roots deeply embedded in the American soul and has had many heroes, but few have shaped its sound as profoundly as Mike Auldridge. His Dobro mastery left an indelible mark on bluegrass enthusiasts. The Early Strings Mike Auldridge, born on December […]
The song “Goodbye to the Blues” has a rich history and conveys deep emotions through music. Although the exact origins of the title are unclear, the theme of overcoming sadness through music is common in blues and related genres. Several notable versions of the song include “Say Goodbye to the Blues” by the Walter Trout […]
The Amanda Cook Band A Harmonious Blend of Bluegrass Introduction Bluegrass music touches our souls, evoking memories of rolling hills, front porch pickin’, and heartfelt lyrics. One band that embodies this spirit is the Amanda Cook Band. Led by the dynamic singer and songwriter Amanda Cook, this group weaves together tradition, innovation, and raw emotion […]
Where Did Ghost Riders Begin “Ghost Riders in the Sky” is a Western ballad written by American songwriter Stan Jones in 1948. The song tells the cautionary tale of a cowboy who witnesses a ghostly team of mounted riders on horseback thundering across the sky. These spectral riders are pursuing their quarry; their presence is eerie […]
Gary Brewer & The Kentucky Ramblers, a family band with a lineage spanning six generations, has left their musical footprint across all 50 states, Canada, and Europe since its formation in 1980.
An amazing performance by Jeff Brown & Still Lonesome. Video courtesy of Chuck Neel.
Jeff Brown & Still Lonesome Photo Courtesty of Susie Neel Jeff Brown & Still Lonesome is a bluegrass band specializing in bringing traditional bluegrass sounds to life. Led by Jeff Brown, who has previously played with the bluegrass legend Larry Sparks, the band’s music is firmly rooted in the Stanley sound of the Virginia mountains. […]
Circa Blue Circa Blue is a contemporary bluegrass and country band formed in Martinsburg, West Virginia, in 2010. Their music fuses traditional bluegrass elements with a modern approach that lies between the conventional and newgrass styles. Renowned for their innovative and dynamic arrangements, precise instrumentation, and harmonious vocals, Circa Blue’s music blends original compositions and cover […]
