by Christine | Feb 10, 2012 | Welcome Column
I was jamming down at the 48 hr Jam at the doubletree in Bakersfield when one of the highway 65 guys hollered “Do a bluesy one!”, and I don’t have to be asked twice because I like the blue in bluegrass. So I let one fly, and it felt as good as it always does. I...
by Christine | Aug 8, 2019 | Welcome Column
(Editor’s Note–George takes a break today so we run a 2014 column that pretty well defines what happiness means to our friend. RC)What makes one happy changes over the years. As a child a new toy, or going to the Saturday matinee (feature film, serial and...
by Christine | Jun 1, 2016 | Welcome Column
I find it interesting how it would appear that every organization or entity develops a culture of its own. Individuals that make up the group bring their own perspectives and views which combine with those of others and at some point a group dynamic appears. If you...
by Christine | Sep 4, 2018 | Welcome Column
I find it interesting how it would appear that every organization or entity develops a culture of its own. Individuals that make up the group bring their own perspectives and views which combine with those of others and at some point a group dynamic appears. If you...
by Christine | Oct 10, 2009 | Welcome Column
When he was born, his parents named him, “Elderman.” That was his full name. He never knew his parents’ name, because by the time he began to wonder about that, his parents had passed on. They lived deep in the mountains of the Ozarks, where no...
by Christine | Aug 6, 2018 | Welcome Column
When people come to the eternal question of who is the greatest bluegrass band ever, most would automatically come up with the answer Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys, Flatt and Scruggs, Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys, or Jimmy Martin and the Sunny...
