Episode 135 begins our look at The Marin County Bluegrass Festival 1974! The list of musicians on hand is staggering. The only thing more shocking is the mix and matching they do at this festival. There are some truly crazy combinations of players that perform, and we get to hear it...Enjoy!

Episode 134 features live JD Crowe and The New South from 1979. With the likes of Keith Whitley on guitar and vocals, this band is incredible. This is an interesting set for several reasons, but don't take my word for it...give a listen!

Episode 133 brings us live Jimmy Martin! The king of Bluegrass is in giant form during this recording. Everything from his banter to his song delivery, he shines in this set. Enjoy!

Episode 132 features live JD Crowe and The New South from 1998. This set of music is outstanding from the very first note, and JD's perfect banjo picking is on display for all to hear...enjoy!

Episode 131 brings us live Don Stover from 1957! This is a great set, very casual, but highlighting Dons' driving banjo and overall playful nature. There's some silly songs, there's some classics and everything in between, so go ahead and give a listen!

Episode 130 showcases live Jim and Jesse circa 1962 and is such a good representation of their unique singing and picking! They do some of their signature material as well as some of your bluegrass favorites...enjoy!

Episode 129 is bizarre. It's Jim and Jesse with Sam Bush, Vassar Clements and John Hartford live from 1983. It's a unique combination of players, and each one brings their brand of crazy to the table. Check it out!

Episode 128 is special. We get to hear live Blue Sky Boys circa 1965 at The UCLA Folk Festival! This show features all three sets they performed, and to say this is a priceless recording is an understatement...listen in!

Episode 127 features live Lilly Brothers with Don Stover, circa 1963. The brother harmonies are untouchable, the song selection is great, and all delivered on a bed of raunchy banjo! Don't stop. Proceed directly to Bluegrass Cloud 9. Listen. Enjoy!

Episode 126 finishes where 125 began...live Jimmy Martin circa 1960! This set is fantastic from Jimmy's signature material to his priceless song introductions. If you're not a fan already, this will help you see the light, enjoy!