When I had been playing the banjo for about a year, I went to Nashville, TN to ask Bill Monroe for a job. He was very nice, gave me an audition and took me to the Grand Ole Opry that night. Bill said... more

Twenty classic Bluegrass hits from legends of the music. Artists include Stanley Brothers, Mac Wiseman, the Country Gentlemen, Del McCoury, Tony Rice and many more!

Includes performances by bluegrass greats such as Ralph Stanley, Rhonda Vincent and the Seldom Scene. Songs include "I'll Fly Away," "Drivin' Nails," "When the Saints Go Marching In," "Swing Low,... more

Featuring the cream of the Folkways bluegrass crop (and what a crop it is), this hour-plus collection stars many giants of the genre: Bill Monroe ("Get Up John"), Red Allen ("Live and Let Live"),... more

In terms of instrumentation, repertoire and pioneering spirit, Seldom Scene opened all kinds of new doors for bluegrass. This 1975 double-LP is a progressive-bluegrass classic: brilliant spins on... more

In '67, this revered bluegrass singer/guitarist filled in for an ailing Lester Flatt in Flatt & Scruggs. In 1980, Red recorded this heartfelt tribute to Lester in the wake of his friend's death.... more

After releasing nearly one hundred sides in the 1920s, Clark Kessinger-like many other musicians of the time-lost his recording career during the Depression. This album is his first since 1930,... more

2020 release. High Fidelity offers listeners a chance to experience the riveting energy and grit of early bluegrass without sacrificing precision in vocals and musicianship. Banjo Player's Blues is a... more

Bluegrass emanates from the heart of Larry Sparks. Gospel music bounds from his soul. Paired together, bluegrass gospel represents the absolute best of Larry Sparks as a singer and as a man. On... more

Jeremy Stephens returns to Rebel Records with a masterpiece in How I Hear It, his second solo outing for the iconic bluegrass label. This album provides not only an exciting auditory experience, it... more

Bear Family picks up where their first Osborne Brothers set left off with every track this spectacular bluegrass duo recorded for MCA/Decca from 1968 to the end of their association with the label in... more

24 awe-inspiring instrumentals from one of country music's first and foremost guitar heroes. These tracks hail from Joe's Columbia and Republic sessions, and most were only available on the rare 1957... more

Be warned! This album contains explosive jams, breathtaking solos and mystifying breakdowns in which you are guaranteed to loose yourself. Tracks: "Kashmir," "Black Dog," "All My Love."

Grand Ole Opry members, Jim & Jesse were joined by the Opry House Band perform "Real" country music. The kind of music they grew up playing and who better to join them but some of the most iconic... more

Immediately after the terrible events of 09/11, Jim and Jesse immediately recalled this collection of songs originally recorded in 1976 for the bi-centennial celebration of our country. It was the... more

The traditional bluegrass music interpreted by Cullen Gaylean (banjo and fiddle) and Bobby Harrison (guitar) hails from the hills spanning southwestern Virginia and northwestern North Carolina.... more

Featuring amazing bluegrass tribute to: The Rolling Stones, the Beatles, Pink Floyd, Bruce Springsteen, Phish and more!

Includes Strawberry Fields Forever; Can't Buy Me Love; Hard Day's Night; She Loves You; Ticket to Ride; Hey Jude, and more.

The PRICE SISTERS / This debut 7-song EP features six traditional bluegrass tunes and one new song ("It's Happening Again") in the traditional vein. With their lovely harmonies, the Price Sisters add... more