I pulled up YouTube without knowing what I was in the mood for, and there sits a suggestion for !!!
I have no idea why it's been so long since I thought of them; I've always loved them.  Saw them on a little stage in the street at our local carnival in the early '90s, and it was one of the best shows I've ever seen.

Peter

Vinyl!   

When I'm lazy, I resort to vinyl online 


(on youtube)

Just got back from seeing Nikki Bluhm and the Gramblers annual acoustic Xmas show in her hometown of Lafayette.  Great venue -  the Town Hall Theatre.  Seats only 185.  Great sound, a great show. 

Bill, tgo

Quote from: pauldo on December 18, 2016, 05:17:34 PM
Vinyl!   

Yeah!  It's just so much better when you hear the needle drop........

Peter

Punch Bros. !!!



*edit link, live take is better...

That looks good Greg; might have to watch some more.

Hey, I'm listening to Philip Sayce too, David! 

 

He knows the genre well.  I've watched a bunch of his stuff this evening.

A Spectacular Bluegrass Christmas followed by Christmas With Rosemary Clooney with John Denver and The Muppets; A Christmas Together and Hipsters Holiday on deck.

Slave- Visions of the Lite (album)

I'll be headed down to Carolina in the next couple days for visits with my Tarheel relatives. I'm a 40-some-year transplant up here in the mountains of Virginia, but always like to listen to this one on the way back home. Alison Krauss makes yet another appearance in my life's soundtrack, this time with our own Jimmy J. on bass. 





*trivia note - a very young Alison Krauss replaced JT's stellar fiddler/vocalist Andrea Zonn in a little-known Illinois band called Silver Rail, that later changed it's name to Union Station.

Banjo Romantika. A musical documentary about the connection between American and Czech bluegrass and how this synergism developed.

Greg; where in NC will you be?  Anywhere near here?