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Bluegrass Album Review: Molly Tuttle — Blurring the Boundaries between the Folksy and the Exploratory

Crooked Tree is the Molly Tuttle record we’ve been waiting for, one that is firmly rooted in bluegrass, but imbued with her own sharp style as a guitarist, singer, and songwriter.

By: Scott McLennan Filed Under: Featured, Folk, Music, Popular Music, Review Tagged: bluegrass, Crooked Tree, Golden Highway, Molly Tuttle, Scott McLennan

Music Interview: Rench Explains the Shuffle and Flow of Gangstagrass

What unites country and hip-hop? An outlaw narrative.

By: Noah Schaffer Filed Under: Featured, Music, Preview Tagged: bluegrass, Gangstagrass, HipHop, Noah Schaffer, Rench, Them's The Breaks

Fuse Music Interview: Jim Lauderdale joins Della Mae at the Joe Val Bluegrass Festival

A country maverick talks about becoming a bluegrass traditionalist.

By: Noah Schaffer Filed Under: Featured, Interview, Music, Popular Music Tagged: bluegrass, Boston Bluegrass Union’s Joe Val Bluegrass Festival, Country Music, Della Mae, Jim Lauerdale

Fuse Music News: Beantown Native Son Peter Rowan Returns to Teach Lessons From “The Old School”

I confess: I also was among those who witnessed Peter Rowan play a zillion years ago, circa 1970, when he sang like an angel with Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys.

By: Gerald Peary Filed Under: Fuse News, Music, Popular Music Tagged: Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys, bluegrass, Peter Rowan, The Old School

Coming Attractions in Roots and World Music: May 2013

José Manuel Calderón

May is inevitably one of the busiest times of year on the Latin, gospel, and R&B concert calendars as promoters hold Mother’s Day’s events and try to lure audiences indoors one last time before the start of summer.

By: Noah Schaffer Filed Under: Coming Attractions, Featured, Music, World Music Tagged: bachata, bluegrass, go-go, gospel, Haiti, reggae, rockabilly

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