Tag: bluegrass

• The Lucky Ones: The Lucky Ones

  The Lucky Ones sound like they come from Kentucky or some other Appalachian area, playing what is musically straight bluegrass / roots string music, but they’re actually from the Yukon, Canada, made famous by the Klondike Gold Rush and more latterly by Ice Road Truckers. (We once went to the Motown Museum in Detroit, where […]

  jerobear

  January 27, 2022

  Acoustic, Americana, Folk

  bluegrass, folk, Klondike, The Lucky Ones, Yukon

• Molly Tuttle: Rise

  First the predictable joke: the opener is Good Enough but this mini-album is more than good enough. It’s marvellous. Though she plays bluegrass it doesn’t, on the surface, sound it. Bluegrass, the genre of American roots music that emerged from Appalachia but is shaped by Irish, Scottish and English traditional music, is often typified by […]

  jerobear

  April 18, 2018

  Country, Folk

  baroque, bluegrass, Blues, brother, CDs, Chronicle Series, Classical, Congleton Chronicle, early, Friend And A Friend, funk, Good Enough, jazz, Jem Condliffe, Lightning In A Jar, Molly Tuttle, music, pop, Reggae, Review Corner, reviews, Rise, rock, Save This Heart, soul, Super Moon, Walden, You Didn’t Call My Name