One of Bluegrass-dom’s greatest supergroups, Grasstowne (Phil Leadbetter on the dobro; Steve Gulley playing guitar; Alan Bibey chunking the mandolin; Jason Davis picking the five and Travis Greer thumping the bass), will be circling around the microphones live in celebration of their Pinecastle CD, The Road Headin’ Home.


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Coming up July 4, 2009: “Hairy ‘Grass”

We’ll be looking at one of BluegrassLand’s most socially significant subjects. Coming in many styles, lengths and colors, it’s something that’s alternatively admired, coveted, ridiculed and shunned. Roy McMillan, the Dixie Bee-Liners, Randall Hylton, Doc Watson, Laurie Lewis and Dave Evans will be singing about golden hair, yellow hair, flaxy hair, curly hair, red hair, long hair, short hair and gray hair.

We’ll be exploring one of the most often encountered things in BluegrassLand—something that’s been at the center of all civilizations since prehistoric times. Half the Bible seemingly concerns events occurring at or near these places. Proverbs 5: 15-17 states that to own one of these things is to “possess the surrounding country.” Folks have been casting wishes on them, seeking healing and finding peace from them; and writing songs about them for centuries. With the help of the Stevens Sisters, John Reischman & the Jay Birds, Doc & Merle Watson, Rhonda Vincent and the Lewis Family, we’ll be seeking water from the well—both literally and figuratively—as we check out deep wells, poison wells, wishing wells and holy wells.

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