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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Steve Martin graces the cover of the October issue of Bluegrass Unlimited, being mailed to subscribers this week. The hilarious image is one that Martin had considered for the cover of his new banjo CD, The Crow.
Inside the magazine is an interview with Martin conducted by fellow banjo picker Pete...
Sharon McGraw, editor of Bluegrass Unlimited magazine, also shared her thoughts about Louise Scruggs and her legacy as a prominent female businesswoman.
"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...
Editor Sharon McGraw tells us that the April 2009 issue of Bluegrass Unlimited will be in the mail today, heading for subscribers all across the US, Canada and the rest of the world.
The cover feature is on Ricky Skaggs and his label, Skaggs Family Records.
There is also an article on David Harvey,...
Dale Ann Bradley graces the cover of the latest edition of Bluegrass Unlimited.
The August 2009 issue also includes a lengthy article about Bradley by Larry Nager, which chronicles her career in bluegrass from her early days with the New Coon Creek Girls through her latest compass CD, Don't Turn Your...
The June issue of Bluegrass Unlimited magazine is on its way to subscribers and retailers, with Del McCoury (and the band) on the cover. The Del piece is a substantial one, written by Chris Stuart.
Also included this month are features on Blue Moon Rising, Shad Cobb, and The McCormick Brothers. You...
The March 2009 issue of Bluegrass Unlimited is their annual Instrument Issue, and this year's cover story is on Gibson.
The story, by Dave McCarty, is titled When Only A Gibson Is Good Enough. It focuses not on the company's storied history - largely well known to the bluegrass audience - but on Gibson's...
A while back we told you about the new e digital version of Flatpicking Guitar Magazine. Publisher/Editor Dan Miller is now offering a free digital download of the Sept/Oct issue. The download includes both the digital magazine and the accompanying audio tracks.
If you'd like to check out the digital...
May is Bluegrass Month and Rounder Records has teamed up with Borders Books & Music to promote and celebrate bluegrass music at all Borders stores nationwide. During the entire month, when you purchase a Rounder bluegrass release you'll receive a free exclusive CD sampler entitled Fresh Cut Bluegrass....
Bluegrass Unlimited has been a staple of the bluegrass industry for over 40 years. I've browsed back issues and eagerly read new issues right along with the rest of the bluegrass world. Until today, I didn't know the backstory of how the magazine came to be.
The Fauquier Times-Democrat newspaper,...
Now in it's 11th year, Flatpicking Guitar Magazine has just released a series of CD-ROM compilations containing articles and tablatures from the Best of the First Ten Years of the magazine.
The series consists of 4 discs, each pulling articles on a specific topic from back issues of the magazine published...
Rural Rhythm Records will launch their Gospel imprint (Rural Rhythm Christian) with a newly remastered reissue of a Larry Sparks Gospel album released in 2001 to limited distribution.
I Just Want To Thank You Lord features Larry with his band at the time: Scott Napier on mandolin, Josh McMurray on...
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