Bluegrass on GAC
GAC-TV was a primary sponsor of the IBMA Awards Show last week, and this week they are beginning a run of four episodes of their show Edge of Country, featuring a large number of bluegrass artists.
GAC describes Edge of Country as:
a great mix of bluegrass, Americana, country rock and traditional styles.
The footage was captured by GAC during the IBMA World of Bluegrass week in Nashville. From what I understand, it consists mainly of interviews conducted backstage during Fan Fest.
Some of the time slots are’t all that fantastic, but at this point it’s just nice to see some coverage of the event making to air.
According to the GAC website, the first segment runs tonight at 11 PM EST and then again at 3 AM EST.
The second segment will air only once at 1 PM EST tomorrow.
Similar times are given for the third and fourth episodes, set to air on October 19-20, 2007.
Here’s a list of the performer to be included in the series.
- Doyle Lawson
- Sam Bush
- Ronnie Bowman
- Jim and Adam of Mountain Heart
- Grascals
- Larry Cordle
- Chris Jones & John Pennell
- Rob Ickes
- Williams and Clark
- Newfound Road
- Cadillac Sky
- Donna Hughes
- Red Stick Ramblers
- Bradley Walker
- Mark Newton & Carl Jackson
- Alecia Nugent
- Cherryholmes
- The Greencards
- Marty Raybon
- J.D. Crowe
UPDATE 9:45 a.m.: GAC will also air the new Randy Kohrs music video, Who’s Goin’ With Me, along with an interview with Randy following the Mountain Heart piece. The new video will then go into regular rotation on Edge Of Country.
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