Kids on Bluegrass at Woodland

Steven and I don’t often go to the Veterans Day Bluegrass Festival at Woodland, for various reasons. Being in a tent trailer, the cold and often times damp and rainy weather can be hard on my arthritic hands and joints, often times we’ve already used up...

Kids on Bluegrass—Fathers Day 2009

This One’s For You Betty LaBlanc “It was the BEST show ever!” were the words I heard over and over right after the Friday and Saturday performance of the Kids on Bluegrass! I could only grin thinking that I hear those very same words after every KOB show! Why is that?...

Kids on Stage

The Man, The Kids and the Music of Kids On Stage Monday, July 5, 2004 Today’s guest columnist is Sharon Elliott ………………………………………….. I came to Grass Valley Bluegrass Festival on Wednesday afternoon, knowing that once again I would be working with Frank Solivan and the...

Kids on Stage at Plymouth

Rolling with the Punches It was one year ago, at the Plymouth Bluegrassin’ in the Foothills, 2003, that I first started working with Frank Solivan and the Kids on Bluegrass. I had no idea then, that I would get so involved or enjoy it so much ! At each festival,...

Kind and wonderful people from our past

 daily grist; I have come to realize that getting old is a blessing. It is God’s way of preventing us to do dangerous and crazy things like driving race cars, joining a bar brawl, and staying drunk for a week. You know, just  fun things like that.if...

Kings River

And this is dustbowl country The legacy of Woody Guthrie and Hank Williams It ain’t Oklahoma, but it could be Here in the San Joaquin And Kelly is up earlier than he ought to be Picking up beer cans and bottles thrown on the ground by the young And inconsiderate...

Kings River

Call it missing my little human-animal family at Whiskey Creek after an unusually busy bluegrass season, or being hold up in my twenty-foot Argosy five days at the Amador County Fairgrounds, or call it just plain getting old as dirt…whatever the cause I’d determined...

Kings River Festival Remembered

Just got back from the Kings River Bluegrass Festival, and it raised a pretty important question in my mind: “Why the heck have I not been to this festival before this year?” Well, it is a long drive. But I’d been to the 48 hour jam before and that’s an hour or so...