The in-demand session player and Nashville songwriter has written for a number of artists
Special Issues
Connect Savannah College Issue, Savannah Film Festival Issue, Savannah Music Festival Issue, Saint Patrick’s Day Issue, Best of Savannah Issue.
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Ricky Skaggs: On the record
Skaggs has collaborated with too many artists to mention, and in recent years many of those artists are people who fall outside of the realm of country and bluegrass
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Jerry Douglas, slide legend
He’s become one of the most in-demand session and touring players in the world, and for good reason – there might not be anyone better at what Jerry Douglas does than Jerry Douglas
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When Bach makes you dance
Eleven musicians and five dancers perform Goldberg Variations ‘as equal partners, resulting in a singular experience of musician and dancer performing as one’
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Asleep at the Wheel: An indestructible legacy
An entirely new lineup joined Benson on the record, and it was perhaps their most musically daring and diverse offering of their career
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Punch Brothers: Pushing the boundaries of bluegrass
Initially formed as the backing band for mandolin virtuoso Chris Thile’s 2006 album How To Grow A Woman From The Ground, the Punch Brothers stuck together when they realized they […]
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Steep Canyon Rangers: Evolving, but true to tradition
The group last year released their 10th studio album, ‘Out in the Open’
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Sin Salida: Tango meets modern dance
The combination of modern dance with tango takes both forms to a new level
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I’m With Her: Watkins, Jarosz and O’Donovan combine for rich harmonies
AL JARDINE of The Beach Boys once said, “I like to be surrounded by harmonies and fullness and richness and vitality.” If that’s the case, Jardine would find lots to […]
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Blarney Stone comes to Savannah for good causes
Smith’s idea was infectiously simple: Buy a piece of the Blarney Stone, bring it to the South’s biggest Irish party and have people kiss it to raise money for various charities
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A city of sound: St. Patrick’s Music Guide
Who’s playing where during the shenanigans
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Celtic punk royalty the Peelers keep carrying on
There’s no shortage of Irish punk in Canada too, and one could easily argue that The Peelers have been leading that charge