These guys are the bluegrass equivalent of Weird Al, and they can sure play.
Bonus!
These guys are the bluegrass equivalent of Weird Al, and they can sure play.
Bonus!
I don't know this group, but the internet seems to. In any case, I'm just stealing Gleeman's old shtick. Baseball's back!
I love bluegrass and I love a good cover
https://youtu.be/x9ciN1Fdnfw
We had some exciting musical news in the family recently. For many years my big brother Boe has been writing songs as a hobby and he's made a lot of friends and connections along the way. Well, one thing led to another and a couple of weeks ago he went to Nashville and signed a contract with bluegrass publisher Billy Blue Records for a song he wrote called Widow's Bridge. They'll be recording a demo soon and then start shopping it around to bands. No guarantees in the music business, of course, but he's pretty excited about it and I'm real happy for my big brother. So drop your lists, and if you have a favorite bluegrass tune to share, holler it out. I'm real partial to John Hartford's take on this classic, myself.
Too many of these to write up.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roDzuen_9rM
People are just crazy for that ol' time music these days.
A very good friend of mine from my time in Prauge is the fella on the right in the flatcap and guitar. He's currently in one of, if not the, biggest bluegrass bands in South Korea.
httpv://youtu.be/2PMbwEe7t2I
Unfortunately, this is the best quality video on youtube. If you like what you heard, here's their Facebook page
i'm going to try as hard as i can to avoid videos from the audience, but this one was hard to pass up.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VkGWPlK_A8
kinda clips out a little in the middle. sorry about that.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9NyN9oEtmE
Welcome back from Austin, y'all. I hope you enjoyed yourself at SxSW this year, and now for something different.