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John Lawless

John Lawless

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Online Editor, Bluegrass Today

Roanoke

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Philosophy Of Education , Political Philosophy , Social Sciences , Philosophy

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  • KBOO in Portland, OR hosts Bluegrass Marathon

    By John Lawless Verified| Bluegrass Today Verified As part of their annual fundraising drive, the hosts of Music From the True Vine on KBOO 90.7 FM in Portland, OR, organize a non-stop, eight-hour bluegrass marathon of local bands, each performing a half-hour set, in what has become a cherished Portland tradition. Music From The True Vine is KBOO’s long-running bluegrass show, launched 45 years ago by Jim Seafeldt, guitarist and vocalist with Dr. Corn’s Bluegrass Remedy, a group popular throughout the Pacific Northwest.

    By John Lawless Verified · Bluegrass Today

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Every Time the Rain Comes Pouring Down from The Wilder Flower

    By John Lawless Verified| Bluegrass Today Verified North Carolina’s The Wilder Flower, a bluegrass/old time hybrid trio made up of three very talented young ladies, also have a new single this month. But unlike the bulk of their material, this one, Every Time The Rain Comes Pouring Down, was written by Molly Tuttle and Jon Weisberger. The group consists of Danielle Yother on guitar, who sings lead on this latest release, Molly Johnson who plays banjo, and Madeline Dierauf on fiddle.

    By John Lawless Verified · Bluegrass Today

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Cindy Baucom makes Opry debut as guest announcer

    By John Lawless Verified| Bluegrass Today Verified Popular syndicated bluegrass radio host Cindy Baucom, whose Knee Deep in Bluegrass show is heard on 70 US terrestrial radio stations and another dozen online, made her debut on the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday, April 12 as a guest announcer. She took the microphone during the Gene Watson portion of the broadcast, and the Opry allowed her to write and deliver her own script for that part of the program.

    By John Lawless Verified · Bluegrass Today

    Apr. 17, 2025

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