The first bluegrass LP ever released, expanded by 16 tracks—43 in all! This banjo classic includes Pig in a Pen; Train 45; Shortening Bread; Chicken Reel; Cripple Creek; Cumberland Gap; Careless... more

Concerts, jam sessions, festival workshops…27 unreleased performances by Bill Monroe & the Bluegrass Boys! Rare pix and copious notes join 75 minutes of precious music: "Roanoke," "Kentucky Waltz,"... more

The music is traditional, their voices are utterly distinctive—this is Bill Monroe and Doc Watson, and these are 17 unreleased duets: Foggy Mountain Top; Kentucky Mandolin; Soldier's Joy; Chicken... more

From breathtaking banjo runs to heartbreaking vocals, this is essential bluegrass. Yes, it includes Man of Constant Sorrow and O Death, the two tracks made famous in O Brother Where Are Thou?, but... more

Originally released in 1961,  this was the first album by the band known retrospectively as "The Classic" Country Gentlemen: Charlie Waller (guitar), John Duffey (mandolin), Eddie Adcock (banjo), and... more

With fearless musical curiosity at the fore, Tony Trischka's TERRITORY roams across a wide swath of the banjo's creative terrain. Twelve all-Trischka solo tracks explore a rainbow of tunings, banjo... more