by Christine | Apr 3, 2013 | Welcome Column
It shouldn’t be surprising that a musical form like Bluegrass, with its deep roots in back porch pickin’, would have its seasonal variations. When the weather’s warm, that’s when Bluegrass is in full bloom. Festivals are in full swing around the country, and warm...
by Christine | Sep 4, 2013 | Welcome Column
One of the cool things about bluegrass legends is their accessibility. Unlike other genres with their starmaking machines, there doesn’t seem to be a gulf between performers and fans as in other forms of music. I guess part of this is due to its limited appeal. If a...
by Christine | Jan 16, 2013 | Welcome Column
Sure, I love the sound of bluegrass music. The twang of the banjo, the swing of the fiddle, thump of the bass, and a G-run, perfectly executed. High lonesome harmonies and the perfect phrasing of Bill Monroe, Jimmy Martin and Ralph Stanley – who can resist? But...
by Christine | May 16, 2020 | Welcome Column
A month or so ago I became aware of radio station WBZI in Xenia, Ohio. I think somebody posted a note on the CBA message board with the URL: myclassiccountry.com. And, most important, the tip that Monday through Friday from 1-3 p.m. Eastern (10 a.m. to noon here in...
by Christine | Mar 10, 2016 | Welcome Column
(Editor’s Note: George Martin would normally be up today but he’s been given the day off for good behavior. And no, it was the OTHER George, the Knight, who died yesterday, rest his soul. Since Bruce Long spilled his guts...
by Christine | Jul 23, 2013 | Welcome Column
Here’s a paper I found while rifling through my therapist’s desk while she was out of the room. Therapeutic approaches to the treatment of bluegrass addiction Bluegrass treatment programs are in their infancy and as yet poorly understood. As a small contribution to...
