| In The Country Of Country - Various |
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$15.99
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| An overview of many styles of country bluegrass are featured here in chronological order from where country music began. |
| Pam Gadd - Time Of Our Lives |
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$16.98
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| Since her days in the all-female country band Wild Rose, Pam Gadd has earned respect in the country bluegrass fields. And her second solo album continues to impress. |
| Mike West - Home |
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$16.50
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| While alternating between guitar, banjo and mandolin, West performs his own Cajun-flavored blend of country bluegrass with the able help of his laidback supporting crew. |
| Caroline Herring - Twilight |
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$14.49
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| On Twilight, Austin-based singer/songwriter Caroline Herring achieves a delicate balance of folk and country bluegrass music. |
| Cast Iron Filters - This Ugly Town |
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$11.99
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| Cast Iron Filter uses elements of southern rock, down-home country bluegrass to forge their robust sound. |
| Chieftains - Down The Old Plank Road |
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$18.50
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| In order to trace country bluegrass music back to it Irish roots, The Chieftains have traveled to the end of the line to consider the evolutionary journey of traditional Celtic folk. |
| Dillards - Wheatstraw Suite |
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$13.98
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| Along with a small handful of other artists (i.e. Michael Nesmith, Buffalo Springfield, Byrds, Burritos) who were valiantly insinuating country bluegrass into their rock, these guys were getting rock in their bluegrass on this '68 release. |
| J.D. Crowe & New South - My Home Ain't In The Hall Of Fame |
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$14.00
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| J.D. Crowe and Keith Whitley had come together at just the right time for Whitley to emerge as a top-class singer and to expand his horizons as the New South further evolved into one of the most inventive and exciting bands in country bluegrass music. |
| The Hodges Brothers - Bogue Chitto Flingding |
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$9.99
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| The Hodge Brothers were a family band who played exciting, foot-stomping, toe-tapping country bluegrass that bridged between old-time Mississippi country and bluegrass. |
| Avett Brothers - A Carolina Jubilee |
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$11.99
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| Backed up by Bob Crawford on stand-up bass and backing vocals, the Avett Brothers are comparable to bands like UT in the way that they take a variety of beloved influences - vintage country and bluegrass - and weave their own, brilliant acoustic originals. |
| Cousin Lovers - Your Therefore Experience |
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$9.99
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| Katherine Turman, in BAM, describes the band as "music that's hip, new yet familiar, and chock full of accessible country/bluegrass stylings." |
| Tim O'Brien/Darrell Scott - Real Time |
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$15.00
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| Real Time is a real treat as two world class country bluegrass players team up to make some music together. |
| Jim Lauderdale & Ralph Stanley - I Feel Like Singing Today |
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$13.50
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| The wonderful songwriter Jim Lauderdale (who recently has been playing with Lucinda Williams) teams up with country bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley to make some beautiful music. |
| Bobby Osborne - Selfishness In Man |
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$16.98
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| "Bobby Osborne's new country album, The Selfishness In Man (OMS Records), quote WSM DJ and country/bluegrass historian Eddie Stubbs' liner notes ("this is a truly fine album") and leave it at that, but just to be safe, let me explain. Bobby, the older of the two Osborne Brothers, is, in my opinion, one of the greatest singers of the century, with a high tenor voice that can sob or be sly as the song dictates." - Jon Weisberger, MoMZine |
| Caleb Klauder - Sings Out |
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$14.50
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| While they plug in on tunes like "Long Way" and "Look Into My Eyes", most of the easy-going, country bluegrass-flavored tunes are acoustic based. |
| Diane Craig - Fortunes Told |
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$12.00
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| Truth be told, Fortunes Told is a total delight. Diane Craig's music exudes a pure authenticity, both in its crisp country bluegrass sound and her sweet but knowing vocals (imagine an earthier Allison Krauss). |
| Jan Smith - Tin Heart |
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$11.99
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| "... an effortlessly catchy collection featuring eleven self-penned country/bluegrass originals and one sweet voice." - americana-uk.com |
