Bluegrass Unlimited special offer
Bluegrass Unlimited magazine has a special offer in effect for the rest of October.
Any subscription purchased until October 31 (new or renewal) will qualify for a free compilation CD of their choosing. The choices are sampler discs from Rounder, Rebel and Rural Rhythm Records, each featuring tracks from recently released projects from the labels.
The offer is only available online, and limited to US subscribers.
BU Managing Editor Sharon McGraw tells us that the upcoming November issue has a lengthy cover feature on Cherryholmes written by Casey Henry, and articles on guitarist Jim Hurst and folkgrass trio, Red Molly.


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"Louise Scruggs stands out as the most prominent leader in the music industry for women. She was absolutely the pillar of strength in most any business...
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If you'd like to check out the digital...
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