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 Jim Lauderdale Cancels Dates - Vocal Rest Ordered

Music NewsBMNN wrote: Jim is sad to announce that he has cancelled his dates for the month of May. His doctor has placed him on strict vocal rest for the next 4 weeks to prevent what could be permanent damage to his vocal cords.

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 Announcement: Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver To Be Featured On XM Radio's enLighten34

WebcastingBMNN wrote: Nashville, TN -- Multi-award winning and popular musical group, Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver will be featured during the weekend of May 9 on the XM Radio's popular enLighten34 program. XM Radio's Dan Dixon hosts an in-depth interview with Doyle Lawson, as the two discuss Doyle’s faith and his popular group’s music.

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 New Release: Music of Coal

Music Newspaulkuczko wrote: Two years in the making, the Grammy(r) considered work entitled Music of Coal: Mining Songs from the Appalachian Coalfields is a pair of audio CDs containing 48 songs addressing various aspects of coal mining history and culture, including black lung, union organizing, environmental impacts and the contribution of coal to the national economy. The CDs are accompanied by a richly detailed book of liner notes with striking historical photographs.

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 News: 'Song of the Mountains' Offers Memberships and Merchandise

Music NewsBMNN wrote: Marion, VA -- The music of Song of the Mountains showcases the best in bluegrass and old-time music from the heart of the region where it all began in the southern Appalachians. The music is performed by talented musicians who are either natives of the Appalachian mountains and the Blue Ridge Highlands or musicians who have fallen in love the unique sound of the region. Song of the Mountains is both a live stage show and a syndicated television program. Each performance at The Lincoln Theatre in Marion, Virginia is videotaped and edited into a one-hour production for distribution to Public Television stations across the USA.

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 News: CMA Music Festival Strikes Up The Band to 'Keep The Music Playing'

Music NewsBMNN wrote: /CMA/ Nashville, TN -- Nashville Mayor Karl Dean, BNA Records star Kellie Pickler and Country Music Association Chief Executive Officer Tammy Genovese were at Thurgood Marshall Middle School today for a special delivery. A truckload of musical instruments and equipment were delivered to the students courtesy of "Keep the Music Playing" and CMA Music Festival.

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 News: The 2008 European World of Bluegrass Band Awards

Music NewsBMNN wrote: by Liz Meyer
The weather was almost perfect for the 11th European World of Bluegrass Festival, sponsored by the European Bluegrass Music Association on 1-3 May. Attendance remained at peak level, the little Dutch town of Voorthuizen bursting with bluegrass music for 3 days as bands performed throughout the village, and musicians jammed in every corner of the festival venue. The European World of Bluegrass (EWOB) 2008 Festival featured 41 wonderful bands from 15 countries, including special USA guests Sally Jones & the Sidewinders, Appalachian Uprising, and Dick Staber & Judith Chasnoff, and EWOB's first groups from Norway (Ile Auto and the Holstein United Bluegrass Boys) and Spain (Lluis Gomez Quartet and Autopista 6).

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 Profile: The Dappled Grays are Atlanta's Bluegrass Band

ProfileBMNN wrote: The Dappled Grays are Atlanta's bluegrass band. They have had many accomplishments over the past five years including being named Best Bluegrass Band in Atlanta by Creative Loafing Magazine and being featured in Flatpicking Guitar Magazine as well as having several original songs played on MTV. Most recently the band was the featured entertainment for FOX 5’s broadcast of the 2006 Peachtree Road Race.

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 Announcement: Bluegrass Music and Arts at Audubon Park Festivals May 16-17

Event NewsBMNN wrote: HENDERSON, KY -- The natural beauty of John James Audubon State Park will provide the backdrop for two festivals featuring bluegrass music and visual arts that will be staged May 16-17, 2008.

Posted by cgadmin on Thursday, May 08 2008 @ 04:50:00 EDT (135 reads)
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 News: CMA Music Fest Hosts BBQ Championship and Grilling Challenge

Event NewsBMNN wrote: /CMA/ Nashville, TN -- CMA Music Festival is known worldwide as a four-day celebration of the relationship between Country Music artists and its fans in Downtown Nashville. Now celebrating its 37th year, the Festival also features unique events, including those held in the ChevyT Sports Zone. This year, the Chevy Sports Zone plays host to two exciting culinary competitions: the CMA Music Festival BBQ Championship and the Fiesta Celebrity Grilling Challenge.

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 Announcement: The Calvary Heirs to Appear in Ringgold on May 17

Event NewsBMNN wrote: The Calvary Heirs Quartet is coming to Ringgold United Methodist Church in Ringgold, Ga. May 17. The group continues in its 28th year of sharing the gospel from its home in Mt. Vernon, Ky. "Our passion is southern gospel music," said Bill Sowder, baritone singer. "Our purpose for singing is to spread the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ."

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 News: Earl Scruggs One of the First Inductees Into Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame

Music NewsBMNN wrote: Blue Ridge Music Hall of FameWilkesboro, NC -- Old Wilkes, Inc. and The Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame (BRMHoF) committee announced earlier this year that Earl Scruggs will be one of the charter inductees to be honored at the first annual Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony to be held at the Walker Center on the campus of Wilkes Community College in Wilkesboro on Friday, June 13, 2008.

Posted by cgadmin on Wednesday, May 07 2008 @ 05:00:00 EDT (166 reads)
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 News: Dueling Banjos - Todd Taylor v. Johnny Butten

Music NewsBob_Cherry wrote: Todd TaylorBack on February 4, 2007, we reported that Todd Taylor Sets Guinness World Record Fastest Banjo. Grammy Nominated Banjoman & Recording King Banjo Endorser Todd Taylor played "Feuding Banjos" at a rate of 210 beats per minute. It wasn't long before a challenger showed up. On January 12, 2008 we reported a New Banjo World Record Set at 260 Beats a Minute by Johnny Butten. In 2007 Johnny became the UK endorsee of Kel Kroydon banjos made by the American Made Banjo Company.

Posted by cgadmin on Wednesday, May 07 2008 @ 04:55:00 EDT (176 reads)
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 New Release: Award-Winning Grascals To Release New Album, Keep On Walkin', on July 15

New Releaseskarenbyrdpr wrote: Grascals: Keep On WalkinNashville, TN -- The Grascals, one of the most critically-acclaimed and dynamic groups in bluegrass music today, and the reigning IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association) Entertainers of the Year for the last two years, will release their third studio album for Rounder Records, Keep On Walkin', on July 15. The 12-song, self-produced album is the group's first release in two years. It crystallizes the sound introduced and developed on the band's first two Grammy®-nominated releases—traditional bluegrass and country music, both original and classic songs, all delivered with vocal and instrumental intensity and virtuosity. Timely and timeless, The Grascals' music is entirely relevant to the here and now, yet based on a deeply-seeded knowledge of and admiration for the music's founding fathers.

Posted by cgadmin on Wednesday, May 07 2008 @ 04:50:00 EDT (150 reads)
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 Profile: Charlie Daniels Living 50 Years, Moment by Moment

ProfileBMNN wrote: Charlie Daniels/CMA/ -- By Deborah Evans Price
Charlie Daniels has earned numerous accolades, including a trophy case full of CMA, Grammy and Dove Awards. But one honor eluded the veteran singer, songwriter, musician and entertainer until Jan. 19, when Daniels became a member of the Grand Ole Opry.

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 Education: Scholarships awarded to Steve Kaufmans Acoustic Kamp

LearningBMNN wrote: Harry Moore informs us that The Dreadnoughts Unlimited Selection Panel has met and has selected five awardees for scholarships this year to Steve Kaufman's Acoustic Kamp. Dreadnoughts Unlimited was formed at the turn of the century as a means to provide scholarships to Steve Kaufman's Acoustic Kamps for "eager, needy flatpickers", and a couple of years ago, we expanded the field to include all sessions of SKAK, not just flatpicking guitar. To date, we have awarded scholarships to fiddlers and bassists as well as flatpickers. This year, we have three guitar flatpickers, one mandolin player, and one banjo player that will be going to kamp, thanks to your donations. You can go to duscholar.home.mchsi.com for information on all the awardees.

Posted by cgadmin on Wednesday, May 07 2008 @ 04:40:00 EDT (93 reads)
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