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NashCamp Bluegrass Music Camps
NashCamp Bluegrass Music Camps: Week long retreat in country setting to study and jam with Nashville's finest players and recording artists. Classes offered: Guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, bass, Dobro, Bluegrass singing. (Bluegrass)
http://members.aol.com/nashcampnow/bgweek.htm |
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The Bluegrass / Acoustic Music Web Ring
The Bluegrass / Acoustic Music Web Ring: A web ring for bluegrass and acoustic music bands, fans, and instrument builders. with over 400 members world wide. Also offering bluegrass / acoustic digital postcards. (Bluegrass)
http://i.webring.com/hub?ring=thebluefields&list |
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Bluegrass Bios
Bluegrass Bios: Profiles of bluegrass performers past and present, bound in a three-ring binder. Aimed primarily at bluegrass DJs, a new edition is released annually. (Bluegrass)
http://www.waynerice.com/bgbios.htm |
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Don DePoy
Don DePoy: Personal web site of Donald DePoy, an active bluegrass musician and scholar, including his dissertation: Cultural Context of Bluegrass Music. (Bluegrass)
http://www.dondepoy.com/ |
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Hashel Colvin
Hashel Colvin: Personal page with song lyrics, audio clips, and favorite links. (Bluegrass)
http://colvinh0.tripod.com/colvinh.html |
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The KingPup Radio Hour
The KingPup Radio Hour: Bluegrass and Old-Time music in Real Audio. Hosts Phil & Gaye Johnson are joined by special guests on each half-hour show. (Bluegrass)
http://www.radioyur.com/kppg.html |
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Barb Diederich's Handy Bluegrass Links
Barb Diederich's Handy Bluegrass Links: Directory of over 2000 links to bluegrass related sites. (Bluegrass)
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/barb923/ |
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Bluegrass Guitar
Bluegrass Guitar: A source of information about the acoustic flat-top guitar and the playing styles used in bluegrass music. (Bluegrass)
http://bluegrassguitar.com/ |
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Just Bluegrass Music
Just Bluegrass Music: Bluegrass sound reinforcement company and recording studio in Nashville, TN. (Bluegrass)
http://www.jbmsound.com |
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European Bluegrass Music Association (EBMA)
European Bluegrass Music Association (EBMA): Seeks to promote bluegrass throughout Europe. News, membership directory, and information about the European World of Bluegrass trade show. (Bluegrass)
http://www.europe-bma.org/ |
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Bluegrassbox
Bluegrassbox: Community for the trading, collecting and discussion of bluegrass music. Three 24/7 streaming bluegrass internet radio stations. (Bluegrass)
http://www.bluegrassbox.com/ |
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DeskTopGrass
DeskTopGrass: Broadcasting bluegrass music on the web. Also offers bluegrass news and links. (Bluegrass)
http://www.geocities.com/desktopgrass/ |
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International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA)
International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA): Professional trade association that promotes bluegrass in the US and over thirty foreign countries. Site includes information on membership, World of Bluegrass events, the annual trade show, IBMA award winners, Grammy winners, Hall of Honor, Fan Fest, edu (Bluegrass)
http://www.ibma.org |
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Homespun Tapes
Homespun Tapes: Instructional audio & video tapes on playing musical instruments, covering bluegrass as well as folk, jazz and other styles. (Bluegrass)
http://www.homespuntapes.com/ |
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Prime Cuts Of Bluegrass
Prime Cuts Of Bluegrass: A radio marketing service for bluegrass music; now offering compilation albums for sale to the general public as well. (Bluegrass)
http://www.primecutsofbluegrass.com/ |
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ETSU Bluegrass and Country Music Program
ETSU Bluegrass and Country Music Program: The unique Bluegrass Music program at East Tennessee State University. (Bluegrass)
http://cass.etsu.edu/bluegrass/ |
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Banjoboy's Place
Banjoboy's Place: Personal page including banjo and guitar audio clips, banjo tabulature, and photos. (Bluegrass)
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/8837/ |
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Unavoidable Bluegrass Promotions
Unavoidable Bluegrass Promotions: Lists clubs and festivals. Supported by advertising and by radio programs in Indiana and Kentucky. (Bluegrass)
http://www.bluegrasspro.com/ |
Additional
Information: Bluegrass is a style of southern string band music developed by Bill Monroe in the 1930s and 1940s. Bill Monroe's records with the Blue Grass Boys were so popular on the radio that announcers began using the term "bluegrass music." Typical instrumentation
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