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The 2018 Joe Val Festival
For bluegrass-country fans here in New England, Presidents’ Day weekend means Joe Val Weekend. The substitution is fine with me, as the elevation of the third weekend in February to just another Monday day off meant the nation quickly forgot … Continue reading →
Posted in Bluegrass, Hillbilly Journal, Neat Pics, Old-Timey
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Tagged Alan Bibey, Amy Gallatin and Stillwaters, Art Schatz, Arthur 'Guitar Boogie' Smith, Atira Otsuka, Bela Fleck, Berklee Bluegrass Amalgamation, Bill Keith, Bobby Britt, Boston Bluegrass Union, Bryan Sutton, C. J. Lewandowski, Caleb Klauder, Charles Sawtelle, Charlie Poole, Chris Jones, Claire Lynch, Clayton Campbell, Dallas Frazier, Dan Eubanks, David Davis and the Warrior River Boys, Don Reno, Doyle Lawson, Eddie Adcock, Eric L, Eric Levenson, George Jones, Greg Cahill, Hot Rize, IIIrd Tme Out, J.D. Williams, James King, Jason Burleson, Jasper Lorentzen, Jerome Brown, Jerry Cole, Jesse Brock, Jesse Langlais, Jim Orchard, Joe Val Bluegrass Festival, Josh 'Jug' Rinkel, Josie Toney, Justen Haynes, Keith McKinnon, Laura Orshaw, Lester Flatt, Martha Adcock, Marty Hays, Mike Barber, Nadine Landry, Nick Dumas, Nick Forster, Patuxent Music, Pete Kuykendall, PeteWernick, Phil Barker, Phil Leadbetter, Phil Leadbetter and the All-Stars of Bluegrass, Red Knuckles and the Trailblazers, Red Smiley, Red Wine, Reeb Willms, Rick Faris, Robert Greer, Roger Williams, Russell Moore, Stephen ('Sammy') Lind, Steve Dilling, Steve Gulley, Tara Linhardt, The Beantown Buckaroos, The Countruy Gentlemen, The Foghorn Stringband, The Gibson Brothers, The Po' Ramblin' Boys, The Special Consensus, Tim O'Brien, Tom Gray, Town Mountain, Wayne Benson, Zach Smith
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Another Great Joe Val Festival!—Part II
[Continued from Part I, HERE] Saturday evening, following Steve Gulley and New Pinnacle, the ladies of Sister Sadie unleashed some powerful and poignant vocals in the main hall. This is a an all star band that features two very different … Continue reading →
Posted in Bluegrass, Follow-ups, Hillbilly Journal
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Tagged Alan Bartram, Beth Lawrence, Boston Bluegrass Union, Caleb Klauder, Cardinal Tradition, Dale Ann Bradley, Dale Perry, Dan Eubanks, Darol Anger, David Parmley, Deanie Richardson, Doug Bartlett, Gena Britt, Gerry Katz, Greg Cahill, Herb Pederson, Hillbilly at Harvard, Jason Carter, Jenny Brook Bluegrass Festival, John Jorgenson, Lefty Frizzell, Nadine Landry, Nick Dumas, Reeb Willms, Reuben Shetler, Rick Faris, Rob McCoury, Ron Spears, Ronnie McCoury, Sheila Selby, Sister Sadie, Stan Zdonic, Stephen ('Sammy') Lind, Steve Day, Steve Gulley and New Pinnacle, The Bluegrass Cardinals, The Del McCoury Band, The Foghorn Stringband, The Freight Hoppers, The Gibson Brothers, The Highwoods Stringband, The Special Consus, The Thon Jorgenson Bluegrass Band, Tina Adair, Whitey Shafer
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