The Bluegrass Bash

Tara Nevins' version of the jazz classic, which she was commissioned to write for the soundtrack to "20 Years After", a post-apocalyptic movie directed by Jim Torres.  The song is included on Nevins' 2011 solo release "Wood And Stone". 

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Tara Nevins - Stars Fell On Alabama

Grammy Nominee | Best American Roots Song: “Love Has Come For You" | Edie Brickell & Steve Martin, songwriters (Steve Martin & Edie Brickell) | Track from: Love Has Come For You [Rounder; Publishers: LA Films Music/Brick Elephant Music]

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Love Has Come For You | Steve Martin & Edie Brickell

Grammy Nominee | Best Americana Album: Love Has Come For You | Steve Martin & Edie Brickell | Rounder

When You Get To Asheville | Steve Martin & Edie Brickell

Some of Sugar Hill's best and newest artists.

Ricky Skaggs and Tony Rice - Bury Me Beneath The Weeping Willow

Tony Rice - Church Street Blues

Hot Rize - Colleen Malone

Jerry Douglas - We Hide And Seek

Lonesome River Band - Highway Paved With Pain

Bryan Sutton - Decision At Glady Fork

Aubrey Haynie - Bill Cheatham

Boone Creek - One Way Track

Doc and Merle Watson - Bright Sunny South

Barenburg and Meyer Douglas - From Ankara To Ismir

Seldom Scene - She's More To Be Pitied

Song Up In Her Head,” produced by Jarosz and award-winning engineer and producer Gary Paczosa, features a mix of her original new-old-timey ballads, and two well chosen covers, the Decemberists’ “Shankill Butchers” and the Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan co-write, “Come On Up To The House,” which mesh flawlessly with the other eleven songs.  Her collaborators include teenaged peers, including Samson Grisman and Alex Hargreaves, as well as well-known veterans of the acoustic scene, including Chris Thile, Darrell Scott, Stuart Duncan, Mike Marshall and Jerry Douglas.  It's an impressive coming out party, a survey of where she's been so far, and a good indicator of where she's headed.  [Adapted from the liner notes by Tim O’Brien]

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“Combining the forces of Jenny Conlee, Chris Funk and Nate Query of The Decemberists with folk musicians Annalisa Tornfelt and Jon Neufeld, Portland’s Black Prairie crafts an eclectic mix of traditional bluegrass and eastern European sounds.” – Paste Magazine

“A primarily instrumental voyage into Appalachia through the eyes of well-informed outsiders that mixes original composition with tradition to create a sound that adds a modern twist to the voices of the past.” – American Songwriter 

Red Rocking Chair

Blackest Crow - Live (Bonus)

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Who's Feeling Young Now?

Punch Brothers - This Girl

One of the most widely admired and undoubtedly influential mandolin players of his generation, Adam Steffey makes his Sugar Hill Records debut with One More For The Road.  His first solo album in eight years, the project balances instrumentals with vocal numbers and carefully chosen classics with strong originals, all given compelling readings by Steffey and a brilliantly chosen supporting cast, including former bandmates from Alison Krauss & Union Station and Mountain Heart alongside current colleagues in the Dan Tyminski Band.

Adam Steffey - Durang's Hornpipe

Circles Around Me is Bush’s eighth solo album and sixth with Sugar Hill. The album is an aurally inspiring mix of bluegrass favorites and complementary new songs. “I don’t know why, but it felt right at this moment in my life to go back and revisit some things that I’ve loved all my life, which are bluegrass and, unapologetically, newgrass,” says Bush. “After all these years of experimenting —and there’s experimentation on this record too —I’ve come full circle.”

Produced by three-time Grammy winner Bush, the 14-song set includes appearances by Del McCoury, Edgar Meyer, Jerry Douglas and, thanks to the discovery of an old demo, New Grass Revival co-founder Courtney Johnson (posthumously). The album also employs the phenomenal talent of Bush’s band: Scott Vestal, Stephen Mougin, Byron House and Chris Brown.



The Bluegrass Bash

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