Mountain music, folk music and traditional music are all terms used to describe the bluegrass phenomenon. Like many other truly American art forms, the roots of bluegrass blend the talents and cultures of disparate immigrant groups to create something greater.

Modern country music, rhythm and blues and popular music are all influenced by the sounds and harmonies first brought to America in the 17th Century. African, Irish and English immigrants all contributed something fundamental to the high lonesome sound we call bluegrass.
Today’s country music continues this tradition of blending different types of musical influences and many of the Read the rest of this entry »

As we all know music has drastically changed over the years. The ones who hold the oldies dear to their heart are becoming frustrated with the new-aged bands remaking all the former number one hits of the 50′s, 60′s, 70′s and even 80′s. Despite their frustration with the remakes, it is seemingly a big hit to our younger generation. All their favorite oldies are now being sung by their favorite bands at concerts, causing the youth to sing the lyrics to a solid golden oldies song.Never heard of this before? Get up to speed