Trees

It was the trees that changed, the too many to count trees, unless you had a great deal of extra time on your hands. This tall mass of living trees on the eighty acre parcel of land became not what they once were. The change was, indirectly, caused by the humans who...

Tres Days in May

Last month on 1st Thursday, I explored a theory proposed by some Brits that offered that playing gigs extends your life. I’m sure you all remember that after minutes of the extensive research and based on my own gig experiences that this theory was…..what’s the...

Tribute to Regina

I was walking through the tent camping on the party side of grass valley, and I saw her coming toward me singing. Just singing out there in front of God and everybody with no guitar or nothing, just looking at me with a big smile and singing. She walked up to me,...

Tricks of the Trade

You love Bluegrass music so you find your lawn chair and take a seat. Your chair is strategically positioned, near the center and close to the stage. Maybe it’s not as good a spot as you thought. The sun was in a different place when you snarfed that spot yesterday...

Tristan Scoggins

Tristan Scroggins Tristan Scroggins is an award-winning mandolinist and composer from Denver Colorado. He has toured extensively with his father in the critically acclaimed bluegrass band Jeff Scroggins & Colorado. Now 22 years old, Tristan was nominated for the...