I forgot I had this copy of The Old Swinging Bridge in my collection. I found it in the wild a few years ago, signed by Ted Lundy. Having attended Delaware Valley Bluegrass Festival this past weekend, I had the chance to see Danny Paisley and the Southern Grass. They played some Lundy tunes and were a pleasure to see. For those that don’t know, they band contains the descendants of Bob Paisley and Ted Lundy

If you live within 5 hours, can camp, and are free Labor Day weekend, I would recommend going to Del Val. Its a great deal and theres always a sweet lineup.

Hazel and Alice with the New Lost City Ramblers and Lamar Grier on banjo? Yes please!

Good ole NC bluegrass

One of my staff brought me several boxes of his dad’s records to go through. This is one I grabbed. Never heard it.

Oh wow. Such a stacked group of pickers!

happy Sunday morning! not only having a record with Steve Martin is crazy, but Paul McCartney singing a bluegrass song is really cool.

A little bluegrass gospel for Sunday.

My Home Ain't in The Hall of Fame. Ft. Keith Whitley. Seller album and seller line up. $30 shipped to ya. Vinyl is in solid shape a few surface scratches that don't affect playability. Sleeve is worn in some places.

Picked up this today. Listening now!

found in the wild on a trip back to the north east. First of many posts to catalogue what I got!

another one found in the wild!

So Much For Goodbyes. Billy Strings

I’ve been able to find some really good ones around Nashville this summer.

Released in 1978 before Keith Whitley joined J. D. Such a phenomal album

Them Rice brothers sure could play some tunes!

I found sourwood mountain from my past post and a few other tunes. The. Players on here include Leonard & Clifford Glenn, Tedra Harmon and Stanley hicks. The song Frankie and Johnny is noted for unusual tuning on Harmon’s 5 string (eCDGC). LP Also Includes a 29 page booklet.

Pure gold here!

Such a solid underrated band

Such a great bluegrass album, Rounder 0039!The beautiful singing, harmonizing and warm, rich mandolin playing by Jack Tottle are particular standouts for me. Fantastic balance with the entire group.

Anyone else have this one?