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Well, the requests for more music by The Petersen Family Bluegrass Band just keep rolling in.
I had no idea when I first featured them on here just how popular they would turn out to be.
In today’s video, Ellen and her incredibly talented siblings give a masterful performance of the Linda Ronstadt classic “High Sierra”.
And I must say, they more than do it justice. [Read more…]
A while back I posted some videos featuring The Petersens Family Bluegrass Band, and they ended up being quite well received.
In the weeks since I posted the last one several folks have requested that I feature them again, and so I am…
The late Keith Whitley had a major Country hit with the song “When You Say Nothing At All”.
Not long after Keith’s single made its way up the charts, Alison Kraus followed it up with a wildly successful Bluegrass-inspired Country version of it as well.
Now, the Petersen siblings have put their very own pure Bluegrass spin on it, and I think it’s great. [Read more…]
A few days ago I featured The Petersens, a family Bluegrass band from the Missouri Ozarks performing a beautiful rendition of the John Denver classic “Take Me Home, Country Roads“.
That post received a lot of positive feedback, including several requests for me to feature more of this talented young group’s music.
Well, today it’s my pleasure to share another great performance by The Petersens. [Read more…]
Today’s featured video showcases the musical talents of The Petersens, a family Bluegrass band from the Missouri Ozarks.
Every member of this group is a talented musician and singer, and together they produce some of the finest family harmonies around.
In this video they put a wonderful Bluegrass spin on the John Denver classic “Take Me Home, Country Roads”. [Read more…]
“Give thanks not just on Thanksgiving Day, but every day of your life. Appreciate and never take for granted all that you have.”
–Catherine Pulsifer
For most folks, Thanksgiving is a season of joy.
It’s a day for spending time with loved ones, enjoying the most awesome meal of the year and then spending the rest of the day doing whatever it is that makes Thanksgiving special for each of us.
Truth be told, Thanksgiving isn’t just a name we chose to assign to the fourth Thursday of every November.