Mar 21
Bluegrass Bits and Pieces
Tom T. Hall to give up retirement for an evening to perform a live taping for PBS Series “Song of the Mountains”Tom T. Hall to tape Song of the Mountains for PBS
The newest Country Music Hall of Fame inductee and celebrated song-writer Tom T. Hall, will make a rare stage performance at an April 5th, 7:00 PM taping of “Song of the Mountains” at the Lincoln Theatre in Marion, Virginia. The show will air on PBS stations nationwide at a later date. Other artists on the bill include, James Leva and Purgatory Mountain, Pleasant Hill and Bill and Maggie Anderson.
Song of the Mountains is a nationally syndicated public television series and is offered to more than 190 stations nationwide. For more information on Song of the Mountains, visit www.songofthemountains.org.
The Isaacs, to perform at The Murphy Theatre in Wilmington,OH April 5.
Classic Country Radio, WKFI AM 1090 in Wilmington is proud to present an evening with world acclaimed gospel group, The Isaacs, Saturday, April 5, at The Murphy Theatre in Wilmington. The April 5 concert begins at 7 p.m. All seats are reserved. For tickets and information, call The Murphy Theatre Box Office toll free at 1-877-274-3848.
The Isaacs have a unique style that fuses bluegrass harmonies and instrumentation with modern southern gospel lyrics. Current group members are Lily Isaacs - vocals, Ben Isaacs - vocals & upright Bass, Sonya Isaacs - vocals & mandolin, Rebecca Isaacs Bowman- vocals & guitar, Jesse Stockman - fiddle, Nathan Fauscett - drums, cajon, Troy Engle - banjo, guitar & fiddle.
Upcoming CD reviews on BluegrassJournal.com
We’ve got a bit of a backlog of CD reviews that should be online over the next 2 to 3 weeks including :
- The Gibson Brothers “Iron & Diamonds” (Sugar Hill Records)
- Longview “Deep in the Mountains” (Rounder Records)
- Stacy York “Kentucky in the Rain” (Blue Circle Records)
- Mashville Brigade “Bluegrass Smash Hits Vol. 1″ (Rural Rhythm Records)
- Two-Man Gentlemen Band “Heavy Pettin’” (Serious Business Records)
- Marcie Horne “Everything’s Blue” (Mountain Fever Records)
- Mike Mitchell “Thirteen Hours” (Mountain Fever Records)
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