Your blog authors have been busy in the studio all week working on a couple of new AcuTab projects that were mentioned earlier. I managed to snap a couple of photos of the action.
I thought I’d share them here for those that are interested.
The sessions have gone well and we’re excited about the results.
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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...
The first day of IBMA's World Of Bluegrass 2005 is largely done, and as in prior years, Monday served as a warm up for the busier parts of the week to come. The morning hours saw attendees arriving and checking in from all over the world, while exhibitors frantically set up displays, and professional...
I thought I'd let all our readers know about a couple events I'll be involved with at IBMA next week.
On Tuesday the 26th from 10 to 11:45 I'll be a panelist at a discussion entitled Internet Promotions: MySpace and Beyond! The focus of the panel is on maximizing your efforts at online promotion....
I just added a few images to the header rotation. These are some photos I took at IBMA in Nashville.
The two close up photos of a dobro were taken at the Beard Guitars booth. I'd been looking for a dobro to photograph for a while now. They were situated right across the aisle from the booth The Bluegrass...
As of September 1, 2005, AcuTab will no longer function as the marketing and promotional arm of Huber Banjos, nor the sole source for ordering and customer service. This exclusive relationship which has existed since Huber Banjos launched in 2001 has served both companies well, but changes in future...
Mountain Heart will be the guests this next week on Kyle Cantrell's Studio Sessions program on XM Radio's Bluegrass Junction. The show mixes interviews and live, in-studio performances, and runs six times each week until a new show takes its place on Friday morning.
Mountain Heart's show debuts tomorrow...
CMT.com's Studio 330 Sessions has compiled clips from a number of their bluegrass-themed shows into a best of program they call Masters Of Mandolin.
It includes performances by Ricky Skaggs, Chris Thile, Doyle Lawson, Marty Stuart and Ronnie McCoury. Not all of the clips are instrumentals, but there...
All this talk about the potential value of The Bluegrass Blog may sound intriguing, but what does it matter without a steady stream of visitors and readers?
We have a plan in place to advertise and promote this new site at launch which we feel certain will generate a great deal of initial interest....
The Bluegrass Blog Awards Poll 2005 remains open to registered users until Thursday Oct. 27 at noon. Please be sure to vote before then.
We have been publishing updated analysis of the poll each week on Friday or Saturday but have now decided to move the analysis updates to Monday mornings. There...
The Bluegrass Blog is authored by John Lawless and Brance Gillihan (detailed bios below). While maintaining no pretense about journalistic credentials, the authors' many years of experience in, and intimate familiarity with the bluegrass music industry on multiple levels makes them well suited to manage...
When AcuTab's book of Herschel Sizemore mandolin transcriptions went out of print earlier this year, the company had no plans for a reprint. Though the book had found an appreciative audience with serious students of bluegrass mandolin, declining book sales for their tab books had led AcuTab to focus...
Perhaps it's appropriate that our regular Friday update on the results to date of our 1st Bluegrass Blog Awards Poll is being posted instead on Saturday this week. Though site traffic and the number of visitors has grown steadily through the week, voting activity in the poll has been on the slow side,...
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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