Here’s video from the performance from The Infamous Stringdusters earlier this week on Let’s Talk Live, broadcast on Newschannel 8 in Washington, DC.
The guys cut versions of Fork In The Road and Bound For Tennessee, before host Doug McElway joins them on Golden Ticket to take the show out.
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The Infamous Stringdusters will be a guest on tomorrow's (4/21) edition of Let's Talk Live, broadcast in the Washington, DC metro television market on NewsChannel 8 at noon (EDT).
They'll perform a couple of tunes and chat with show hosts Doug McElway and Natasha Barrett.
The show streams live...
The Del McCoury Band will be a guest on today's (5/15) edition of Lets Talk Live on Newschannel 8 in Washington, DC.
The show airs at noon with a repeat at 3:00 p.m. and the video is streamed live online.
Co-host Doug McElway is a fine banjo picker as well as a TV newser. This performance was taped...
Just a reminder that The Infamous Stringdusters will be performing live on WDVX today (3/19) at noon, eastern time. The show, Blue Plate, is broadcast from Knoxville, TN at 89.9 FM, but is also offered online via streaming audio. It is an hour long program.
They will surely be showcasing material...
The Infamous Stringdusters are featured in a recent video episode on the AT&T blue room, a site that offers tons of live music, interviews and sports programming online.
They perform three songs from their current CD live in the studio (Bound For Tennessee, Black Rock, Three Days In July), and...
The Infamous Stringdusters made a stop at KBAC in Santa Fe earlier this month during their ongoing swing through the western US. They appeared on a special daytime edition of KBAC's Toast and Jam show, which airs every Thursday evening.
The guys picked a few live in the studio and talked with host...
Sugar Hill has announced June 10 as the release date for the new project from The Infamous Stringdusters. The CD was produced by Tim O'Brien, and contains 13 tracks, most of them written within the band, including three hot instrumentals.
Oddly enough for a sophomore effort, the new release will be...
The Infamous Stringdusters will make a stop this Tuesday (5/19) at the studios of WAMU's Bluegrass Country in Washington, DC.
The guys will be playing some live music and chatting with Bluegrass Country's Production Director Jen Hitt starting at 12:30 p.m. (EDT).
WAMU's broadcast signal can be...
As they have done several times in the past, The Infamous Stringdusters have made a number of live tracks available for free download from their MySpace page.
The five songs were recorded at a show three weeks ago at Miami University in Hamilton, OH where the 'Dusters opened a concert featuring Uncle...
Here's the fourth installment of the video content we're bringing you as part of our Infamous Stringdusters promotion.
The album The Infamous Stringdusters, will be released on June 10, 2008. See our original post for information about the pre-order special.
This video is provided in cooperation...
As they had promised earlier this summer, The Infamous Stringdusters have some new live tracks for free download on their MySpace page. The new tunes are This Weary Heart and 40 West, offering a fine chance to hear this young band on a Stanley Brothers classic and one of their more progressive instrumentals.
Both...
For The Infamous Stringdusters, things just couldn't get much better. The band's debut CD, Fork In The Road, was very well received, as have been their live performances. The band walked away from IBMA's 2007 award show with three awards. With their sophomore album about to be released, 2008 is shaping...
Chris Pandolfi, banjo player with The Infamous Stringdusters, is debuting his talent as a documentary filmmaker during the band's current European tour. He will be posting video updates on YouTube while the band is overseas, with the first three available now online.
This initial installment covers...
This afternoon, I had a lovely chat with Lynn Morris and Marshall Wilborn. Longtime bluegrass fans are well familiar with Lynn’s many years as a performer, bandleader and friend to our music, and we all felt a great loss when she suffered a stroke in Match of 2003, keeping her off the road and out [...]
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