Thankful for Bluegrass 2008
There are many things to be thankful for on this day of national celebration. Here at The Bluegrass Blog we’d like to express our thankfulness for a great year of bluegrass music. 2008 gave us some incredible music.
Below we’ve included a poll allowing you to contribute the bluegrass recording you’re most thankful for this year. Please limit your entries to recordings released during the 2008 calendar year.
We’ll let this run for a week or two then we’ll take the top 25 vote getters and present another poll where we can narrow it down the Bluegrass Blog Top Ten Bluegrass Recordings of 2008.
UPDATE: Please submit recordings, not just artist names. Dailey & Vincent is both the artist name and the recording name. Grascals is just the artist name, Keep on Walking is the recording, and should be the submission.
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About two weeks ago we ran a poll asking you to submit and vote for your favorite bluegrass recording of 2008. With nearly 900 votes and over 150 submissions, we've narrowed it down to the top ten and we're letting you vote again, this time we're voting to put them in order.
Some of the submissions...
Only three and a half weeks left to vote! The poll will remain open until Thursday Oct. 27 at noon. Please be sure to vote before then.
In this week's poll update we note that 58% of our registered users have now voted. This figure is down slightly from the 59% we reported on Sept 16th. The readership...
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