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Everyone who really knows me knows I enjoy these four things:
1 – Technology
2 – Bluegrass Music
3 – Clean comedy
4 – Goats [Read more…]
A bit of nostalgia: “I Got A Name”
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Like so many events that help shape our lives, I’ll always remember the first time I heard the magic voice of Jim Croce singing “I Got A Name” on the car radio.
Although I was just a youngster, I had already started thinking about the direction I wanted to take with my life.
Like most everyone else’s, my path ended up taking many twists and turns as the years came and went, but I never lost my love for that song and what it meant to me as a youngster. [Read more…]
Nostalgic Song: “Nice to Be with You” by Gallery
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Every now and then I’ll hear a song that takes me back to my youth, and the nostalgic tunes I enjoy the most are upbeat, positive songs that convey a happy message.
One such song is “Nice to Be with You” by a group called Gallery. [Read more…]
Video flashback: Carson Peters debuts on the Grand Ole Opry…at just 10 years old
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Like many from my local area, I had the pleasure of watching Carson Peters grow up singing and playing his trademark sizzling fiddle.
The first time I saw this young man perform was in nearby Bristol, Virginia on the stage of a local Bluegrass Music show called The Pickin’ Porch.
He was all of 8 years old, but he played that fiddle like he was already a seasoned veteran – and in a very real way, he was.
Video: Ricky Skaggs singing and playing his mandolin – at 7 years old!
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Ricky Skaggs is best known a successful Country music performer, but like many Country greats he actually got his start in the Bluegrass genre.
And like most of those Bluegrass-turned-Country stars, he first began making great music at a very young age.
I was checking out some videos on YouTube and stumbled across this gem featuring a 7 year old Ricky showing off his musical chops with none other than Bluegrass legends Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs.
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