Here is one more gallery of photos from Saturday at IBMA. I took these in the exhibit hall.
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| Cherryholmes | Jim Van Cleve | Casey Henry | Steve Huber |
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| Megan Lynch | Reno and Rigsby | Sizemore and Lawless | Dan Miller |
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| Murphy Henry | Tony Williams | Fank Solivan II | Joey Cox |
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The IBMA exhibit hall has been a busy place this past three days, with more than 120 businesses, bands and instrument makers on hand. The heavy traffic during the day made it difficult to grab photos, but we were able to shoot a few before the exhibit hall opened on Wednesday.
Below is a gallery highlighting...
We will try to get some of the many photos from last night up on the site before we have to head down to staff The Bluegrass Blog booth in the Exhibit Hall.
We have many from Wednesday night's showcases as well, and from the Exhibit Hall yesterday, so look for dozens of IBMA photos here by later this...
Here's a nice group of photos from the Exhibit Hall.
Photos by Dave Carney © 2006
Lawson and Reno
Bull Harman
Dan Miller
Herschel Sizemore
The Huber Booth
Katy Daly
Bill Keith
Sewell and Leftwich
Reid and Baucom
Merriam and Bush
Ronnie...
We'll be playing catch-up this next few days with photos, stories and video from this whirlwind week at IBMA.
There is more to tell about events on Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon, plus we have a video interview with Sam Bush, a video report from the big Rural Rhythm showcase on Wednesday,...
Monday at IBMA is always a busy day. John spent most of the day setting up his AcuTab booth. As he previously mentioned we also set up a small isolation booth for recording podcasts. But even with all this going on we did manage to snap a few photos in the exhibit hall today. Here is a gallery of some...
We've heard from a number of readers who were unable to view the photo galleries we had posted from IBMA last week. It seems to have been restricted to users of Internet Explorer 7, though not all IE 7 users were affected.
In any event, we have modified the code to remove the tag that caused this...
Here are a few more of the photos Dan Loftin has taken during IBMA week. We actually have more - dozens more - that we will pore through and post over the next few days, but some may not get up until next week. Brance and I are committed in the exhibit hall all day for this next three days, but will...
Our good friend Dan Loftin has sent us some photos he took at the August 30th press conference announcing the IBMA Awards Nominees for 2005. Thanks Dan! The press conference was hosted by Ricky Skaggs and Rhonda Vincent, and included performances by both Cherryholmes and The Grascals.
Dan can be contacted...
Here is another gallery of Tami Roth's photos from Monday evening's IBMA showcase events....
Here's news of the latest release from banjo instructor Murphy Henry. Her company, The Murphy Method, has just released to DVD a slow-jam video featuring Murphy and daughter Casey. The DVD is titled Slow Jam with Murphy and Casey.
The concept behind the project is that beginners often get frustrated...
This post is a contribution from Casey Henry. Casey is the daughter of banjo player Murphy Henry, and is an accomplished banjo player in her own right, as well as an instructor. Currently Casey and her brother Chris are fronting a band called The Two-Stringers.
The first time I met Louise Scruggs...
This is just a quick update from the exhibit hall. We are having a great time today meeting a lot of readers who are coming up and introducing themselves to us. We've also met with several artists and recorded some great interviews that we'll be putting up in coming weeks as GrassCast episodes. As I...
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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