The books I read in May 2022
Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from May 2022.
Few things are better than the sound of acoustic instruments
Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from May 2022.
Richard Thompson’s 2021 memoir is as witty, moving, and well-crafted as his music.
Accomplished artists stand on the shoulders of giants: their teachers. Thanks to Andrew’s coaches and mentors.
BGS takes a look at women in bluegrass. Here’s a sampling to whet your appetite.
I took a morning stroll in Providence, where we arrived to hear Andrew sing The Evangelist role in St. John Passion.
During the winter break we revisit a serendipitous encounter from 2018 that I almost missed.
Acoustic and roots musicians are hitting the road again, bringing light to the winter months.
John Reischman writes melodic mandolin tunes that have become classics.
Sweet Honey in the Rock continues to make essential contributions to American music.
The Punch Brothers bring innovation and love to their tribute to the late Tony Rice.