The Bluegrass Journey (Documentary about the Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival)
Scenes from the last Winterhawk festival and first Grey Fox festival in Ancramdale, NY on the famous Rothvoss farm.
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TRAVIS STINSON "Bluegrass Journey " @ Tennessee's ' 411 Motor Speedway '
LIVE from Seymour Tennessee's 411 Motor Speedway, Travis Stinson entertains the near capacity crowd with some mountain flavored Bluegrass....Being at the foot of the scenic Chilhowee Mountain, this steeply inclined red-dirt track (opened in 1960) is one of the Southeasts' & Tennessee's most historic & sport-influential "motor-sports" tracks. Sponsored in part by UJUKDIT auto parts - products and services, the 411 Motor Speedway is located near Knoxville TN close to the Smokey Mountains National Park. Travis Stinson entertains the Race Fans with his own super- charged Bluegrass performance !! HIGH OCTANE BLUEGRASS !!! UJUNKIT, also a sponsor of THE BLUEGRASS UNDERGROUND (WSM's continuing live radio show Bluegrass performance series hosted by The Cumberland Caverns McMinnville TN. Travis Stinson & his Bluegrass Band "THE VOLUNTEER STRING BAND were the first artists to record there. These days Travis is an intregal part of of MUSIC CITY ROOTS a weekly concert & live radio show hosted every Wednesday at the legendary LOVELESS CAFE in Nashville. Travis Stinson continues his own unique Bluegrass Journey !!! Video recorded w/ a Sony Erickson Cell Phone,,,edited by Rodney J Waltz w/ Sony Vegas 10 HD. This video directed by Travis Stinson & Rodney J Waltz ,,,produced by Travis Stinson w/ Ujunkdit. A WALTZMUSICVIDEO collaborative presentation.
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Festival of the Bluegrass 2009 (Don't Stop Believing) Boundary Line Jam Session
Tim Bentley, Ollie Risner, Jason Preston, Todd Bowling make up the group Boundary Line. They put their spin on this Journey classic, Don't Stop Believing.
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Old Crow Medicine Show - Tell it to me
Old Crow Medicine Show is a young five-piece rollicking, punkified old-time acoustic band. They bring it all together to play songs from some of the earliest traditions of American music - tunes from jug bands and traveling shows, back porches and dance halls, southern Appalachian string music and Memphis blues. Lead vocals are covered by Ketch Secor and Willie Watson, with Watson on guitar and Secor on fiddle and harmonica. Critter Fuqua joins in on vocals and plays banjo and slide guitar. Kevin Hayes plays the guitjo, a six-string banjo that plays like a guitar, once popular in jazz and swing music of the 1920s. Morgan Jahnig beats the doghouse bass. Relocated from North Carolina, Old Crow made their Grand Ole Opry debut on the Ryman Auditorium stage in 2001, where they received a standing ovation. They made their national television debut on CMT's Grand Ole Opry Live in 2002 and have appeared in several documentaries: PBS's American Roots Music series; In the Valley Where Time Stands Still, a film about the history of the Renfro Valley Barndance; and Bluegrass Journey, a portrait of the contemporary bluegrass scene.
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Hayward Bluegrass as Journey -Don't Stop Believing
2nd Annual Exquisite Corpse Ball Halloween 2009
Little Mountain Boys - The Journey
Little Mountain Boys performing "The Journey" live at Nothin' Fancy Bluegrass Festival in Buena Vista, Virginia on September 23, 2009. My sweet husband (singing) screws it up and forgets the last verse - but the message still comes through (and he is so cute when he forgets it) that it makes the video cute. Female in video singing harmony is Scott Massie's (dobro) wife, Marsha.
Old Crow Medicine Show - I Hear Them All
Old Crow Medicine Show is a young five-piece rollicking, punkified old-time acoustic band. They bring it all together to play songs from some of the earliest traditions of American music - tunes from jug bands and traveling shows, back porches and dance halls, southern Appalachian string music and Memphis blues. Lead vocals are covered by Ketch Secor and Willie Watson, with Watson on guitar and Secor on fiddle and harmonica. Critter Fuqua joins in on vocals and plays banjo and slide guitar. Kevin Hayes plays the guitjo, a six-string banjo that plays like a guitar, once popular in jazz and swing music of the 1920s. Morgan Jahnig beats the doghouse bass. Relocated from North Carolina, Old Crow made their Grand Ole Opry debut on the Ryman Auditorium stage in 2001, where they received a standing ovation. They made their national television debut on CMT's Grand Ole Opry Live in 2002 and have appeared in several documentaries: PBS's American Roots Music series; In the Valley Where Time Stands Still, a film about the history of the Renfro Valley Barndance; and Bluegrass Journey, a portrait of the contemporary bluegrass scene.
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The Gunny Sack Revue "Your Long Journey" Arthur Illinois
TheGunny Sack Revue is a music group that plays for the absolute fun of playing music. This song features Juanita Kuhns and Philo Schrock. Shop for collectibles at: stores.ebay.com Members: Omer Miller, Manager Brian Traxler, Road Manager Larry Price,Sound Engineer Nancy Miller, Financing and Merchandise Jess Adams, Chaplain Clara Crist, Assistant Sound Engineer David "Catfish" Cornwell, Vocals Konnie Crist, Bass and Vocals Matt Gingerich, Lead and Vocals Mike Sutherland, Drums Delbert Allen, Guitar and Vocals Philo Schrock, Rhythm and Vocals Dan Lee, Dobro, Steel Guitar, and Vocals Rob Scott, 12 String Guitar and Vocals Ed Herschberger, Guitar and Vocals Rob Herschberger Guitar and Vocal Darrin Herschberger Mandolin and Vocals Weldon Brown, Mandolin Judy Brown, Fiddle
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MISTY STEVENS & Reminisce Road LOVE LIES BLEEDING, Americana, bluegrass, country MUSIC
Misty Stevens (Baker) grew up in Bloomington Indiana and showed an ear for music at a very young age. She started playing piano at age five, and guitar by sixteen, playing mostly gospel music at churches in and around the area. Her taste in music spans many genres, but bluegrass has stolen her heart. Living so close to Bean Blossom, the only surprise about her bluegrass journey, is that it didn't start sooner! Misty has written gospel songs, but the high, lonesome harmonies of mountain music have tapped into an abundant well of writing creativity. Her songs are unique, as she writes both fact and fiction, but vocally bleeds every spiritual drop of herself into a song.
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Siskiyou Summit: Wild Bill Jones
from Siskiyou Summit's concert: "A Bluegrass Journey, from the roots to the branches"
Nickel Creek, I'll Fly Away, November 29, 2007
The final stop on Nickel Creek's Farewell (for now) Tour featured a closing jam of the gospel song, I'll Fly Away, featuring some musicians who have influenced Nickel Creek's Sean and Sara Watkins and Chris Thile. Performers included: Bela Fleck (banjo), Mark Schatz (bass), Gillian Welch (vocals, guitar), David Rawlings (guitar), Tim O'Brien (mandolin), Benmont Tench (piano) This video accompanies my review here: www.rexblog.com
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Sara Watkins on David Garza and Largo
Backstage at ACL Music Festival, Sara Watkins talks about her pal David Garza and the scene that they were a part of at Largo in Los Angeles.
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Three Dollar Bottle of Gin
Live song recording of Jon Teague Band at The Old Courthouse Theatre in 2002
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THE STATION INN: true life bluegrass
"The Station Inn: true life bluegrass" is the first and only documentary to uncover the untold story of this unofficial bluegrass headquarters in Nashville, TN Artists featured include: Ralph Stanley, Peter Rowan, Vassar Clements, Bela Fleck, Sam Bush, Tim O'Brien, Ricky Skaggs, The Del McCoury Band, The Nashville Bluegrass Band, Alison Krauss, and many more. This film is searching for an executive producer to secure financing for it's DVD release. If you're interested, contact Patrick Isbey, sidoc@hotmail.com
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Bluegrass Don't Stop Believin'
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Mandolin Workshop - Tim O'Brien, Ronnie McCoury, and Chris Thile
Tim O'Brien, Ronnie McCoury, Chris Thile display their talent by playing an old Bill Monroe song. This was from "Blugrass Journey: A Documentary"
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TIM O'BRIEN/KAREN CASEY & THE CROSSING sing "WHERE IS MY SAILOR BOY?"
Title says it all...save for this clip was from "something" on KLCS Public TV...so, please support them and public TV in general. OH, and the female singer is the lithesome Irish lass Karen Casey.
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Old Crow Medicine Show - Wagon Wheel
Old Crow Medicine Show is a young five-piece rollicking, punkified old-time acoustic band. They bring it all together to play songs from some of the earliest traditions of American music - tunes from jug bands and traveling shows, back porches and dance halls, southern Appalachian string music and Memphis blues. Lead vocals are covered by Ketch Secor and Willie Watson, with Watson on guitar and Secor on fiddle and harmonica. Critter Fuqua joins in on vocals and plays banjo and slide guitar. Kevin Hayes plays the guitjo, a six-string banjo that plays like a guitar, once popular in jazz and swing music of the 1920s. Morgan Jahnig beats the doghouse bass. Relocated from North Carolina, Old Crow made their Grand Ole Opry debut on the Ryman Auditorium stage in 2001, where they received a standing ovation. They made their national television debut on CMT's Grand Ole Opry Live in 2002 and have appeared in several documentaries: PBS's American Roots Music series; In the Valley Where Time Stands Still, a film about the history of the Renfro Valley Barndance; and Bluegrass Journey, a portrait of the contemporary bluegrass scene.
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Old Crow Medicine Show - New Virginia Creeper
Old Crow Medicine Show is a young five-piece rollicking, punkified old-time acoustic band. They bring it all together to play songs from some of the earliest traditions of American music - tunes from jug bands and traveling shows, back porches and dance halls, southern Appalachian string music and Memphis blues. Lead vocals are covered by Ketch Secor and Willie Watson, with Watson on guitar and Secor on fiddle and harmonica. Critter Fuqua joins in on vocals and plays banjo and slide guitar. Kevin Hayes plays the guitjo, a six-string banjo that plays like a guitar, once popular in jazz and swing music of the 1920s. Morgan Jahnig beats the doghouse bass. Relocated from North Carolina, Old Crow made their Grand Ole Opry debut on the Ryman Auditorium stage in 2001, where they received a standing ovation. They made their national television debut on CMT's Grand Ole Opry Live in 2002 and have appeared in several documentaries: PBS's American Roots Music series; In the Valley Where Time Stands Still, a film about the history of the Renfro Valley Barndance; and Bluegrass Journey, a portrait of the contemporary bluegrass scene.
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Old Crow Medicine Show - Big Time in the Jungle
Old Crow Medicine Show is a young five-piece rollicking, punkified old-time acoustic band. They bring it all together to play songs from some of the earliest traditions of American music - tunes from jug bands and traveling shows, back porches and dance halls, southern Appalachian string music and Memphis blues. Lead vocals are covered by Ketch Secor and Willie Watson, with Watson on guitar and Secor on fiddle and harmonica. Critter Fuqua joins in on vocals and plays banjo and slide guitar. Kevin Hayes plays the guitjo, a six-string banjo that plays like a guitar, once popular in jazz and swing music of the 1920s. Morgan Jahnig beats the doghouse bass. Relocated from North Carolina, Old Crow made their Grand Ole Opry debut on the Ryman Auditorium stage in 2001, where they received a standing ovation. They made their national television debut on CMT's Grand Ole Opry Live in 2002 and have appeared in several documentaries: PBS's American Roots Music series; In the Valley Where Time Stands Still, a film about the history of the Renfro Valley Barndance; and Bluegrass Journey, a portrait of the contemporary bluegrass scene.
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