Two new Sam Bush videos
Sam Bush has two new videos on YouTube, sharing what has been consuming much of his time this year so far.
First up is a sneak peek at the recording of his upcoming Sugar Hill CD, which he has told us will be much more of an acoustic project than his last few albums. He won’t be playing any electrified instruments himself, and predicts that his many fans in the bluegrass world will find much to like in this one, Circles Around Me, due on October 20.
Next we follow Sam to Gibson where he is signing and checking out newly-finished examples of the new Sam Bush model mandolin, the “inspired by” ‘34 Fern.
You can see all of Sam’s videos at his YouTube channel.
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