Old Crow Medicine Show has released a music video for the song Caroline, from their 2008 CD, Tennessee Pusher.

Give it a look and a listen below, courtesy of CMT.com, where several other OCMS videos can be found.

The year end summary of the Billboard bluegrass music charts are now available to view on-line.

The upper reaches of the Album and Artist charts are dominated by ‘on the edge’ groups, with Old Crow Medicine Show taking the top spot with their album Tennessee Pusher.

Slidawg And The Redneck Ramblers with two entries; Steve Ivey; and Bill & Gloria Gaither And Their Homecoming Friends occupy the remainder of the top five positions, leaving Rhonda Vincent with Good Thing Going leading the mainstream bluegrass acts at number six. Three other Rounder recording bands, The Steel Drivers, Dailey & Vincent, and Dan Tyminski appear in the top 15 at eight, nine and 14, respectively, with their most recent releases for the label.

Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder; and Nickel Creek also have albums in the top 15.

So, it isn’t surprising that Slidawg And The Redneck Ramblers, with three albums, are the top artists in that chart. Bill & Gloria Gaither, Old Crow Medicine Show and Steve Ivey occupy the next three places in front of Rhonda Vincent in fifth spot.

The Steel Drivers, Dailey & Vincent and the Punch Brothers fill positions six, seven and 10, respectively.

Old Crow Medicine Show will be the musical guests on tomorrow’s (12/23) edition of Late Night with Conan O’Brien on the NBC television network.

They will perform the song Alabama High-Test from their current release, Tennessee Pusher.

The show airs at 12:30 a.m. in most markets, following The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

Full episodes can be viewed online for approximately on week after airing should you miss the show live.

Audio from the Old Crow Medicine Show visit to NPR’s World Cafe on 11/4 has been posted online.

They performed a number of songs from their current release, Tennessee Pusher (Alabama High-Test, Next Go ‘Round, Mary’s Kitchen, Caroline), plus a web-only live version of the title track not included in the radio broadcast.

Listen to the entire show, which runs to nearly 20 minutes, at NPR.com.