Roland White and Dale Ann Bradley are on stage presenting.
This year’s Gospel Recorded Performance of the Year is He Lives In Me by Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver.
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This award is for an outstanding gospel recorded performance, of one or more songs, new or old, first commercially released or showed significant chart action during the eligibility period. Recorded performance may be vocal, instrumental, or a combination of both. The award goes to the featured artist(s),...
This award is for an outstanding gospel recorded performance, of one or more songs, new or old, first commercially released or showed significant chart action during the eligibility period. Recorded performance may be vocal, instrumental, or a combination of both. The award goes to the featured artist(s),...
Gospel Recorded Performance Of The Year - This award is for an outstanding gospel recorded performance, of one or more songs, new or old, first commercially released or showed significant chart action during the eligibility period. Recorded performance may be vocal, instrumental, or a combination of...
This award is for an outstanding gospel recorded performance, of one or more songs, new or old, first commercially released or showed significant chart action during the eligibility period. Recorded performance may be vocal, instrumental, or a combination of both. The award goes to the featured artist(s),...
It's time now for our annual recap of the IBMA Awards and a comparison to our unofficial poll.
Here are the results.
Award
IBMA Winner
Blog Poll Winner
Entertainer of the Year
The Grascals
Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver
Vocal Group of the Year
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This Christmas message comes from Doyle Lawson.
As the song says, It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year. It truly is my favorite time of the year. However, with the hustle and bustle of shopping for just the right gift, we sometimes lose sight of the true reason for the season.
This is the...
Here are the IBMA 2005 Awards Winners, side by side with the winners of our poll.
AwardIBMA WinnerThe Bluegrass Blog Winner
Entertainer of the YearCherryholmesDoyle Lawson and Quicksilver
Instrumental Group of the YearRicky Skaggs and Kentucky ThunderRicky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder
Vocal...
Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver welcomed their new bass player, Carl White, this past weekend. The 27 year old bass player hails from Richlands, VA where he grew up singing southern gospel music.
Doyle has seen a number of band member changes recently. The most recent being the departure of Ron Spears....
Darren Beachley has announced that he will be leaving Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver at the end of this month.
Here is his statement about the move...
"I will be leaving the group at the end of January. It was a life long dream to work here, but once you fulfill a dream, you have to move on...
The latest album from Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver - and the first featuring the veteran band leader's new bunch of pickers and singers - is due for release March 30 on Horizon Records.
Help Is On The Way was recorded over December '07 and January '08 with Darren Beachly on guitar/vocals, Joey Cox...
This morning I thought we'd take a look at the IBMA 2006 Awards and compare the actualy winners with the winners of our unofficial poll. Our poll was open to all registered users of The Bluegrass Blog. We'll start at the top and work our way down.
Award
IBMA Winner
Blog Poll Winner...
Last night's (5/29) Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver concert at The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC can be viewed online.
The show runs just over an hour and includes a number of Doyle's most popular numbers, plus several songs from his current Gospel release, Help Is On The Way.
It may also be...
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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