Steve Martin & Steep Canyon Rangers- The Long-Awaited Album review

I apologize to all readers, groups, and promo folks/labels who have been expecting more from me the past few weeks. Work is busy, and I don’t have time to write although I try- I have (in my head) written much of a John Reischman & the Jaybirds review, know I need to get to the…

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Steep Canyon Rangers- Radio review

Hmmm. I guess I am getting forgetful, but I notice this afternoon that I didn’t link through my review of the Steep Canyon Rangers album Radio here at Fervor Coulee. It was published over at Country Standard Time last month. I likely over-stated my assertion that they are no longer a bluegrass band, at least on…

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Deadly Gentlemen & Steep Canyon Rangers reviews

A couple of my reviews have been posted over at the Lonesome Road Review. The Deadly Gentlemen album is quite stunning, but definitely will not appeal to all bluegrass fans. It is a little bit out there, but I just love the mood the album inspires. The Deadly Gentlemen Roll Me, Tumble Me Rounder Records…

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Steve Martin & Edie Brickell- Love Has Come For You review

The album has been out for quite awhile, but I only received it a few weeks ago; I immediately found much to appreciate within this collaboration. My review is up over at the Lonesome Road Review. As always, thanks for visiting Fervor Coulee. Donald Now on Twitter, although sometimes I’m not sure why,,,  @fervorcoulee  …

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Steve Martin & Steep Canyon Rangers review

As I type, the top five bluegrass albums on the Billboard chart are by Styx’s guitarist, an aggressive almost-bluegrass jam band, three Canadians who have never claimed to be bluegrass singers or instrumentalists, a country singer’s mostly acoustic project from last year, and Steve Martin’s bluegrass experiment Version 2.5. I’m not sure if that is…

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Starting the bluegrass journey…parts 2 and 3

Regular visitors may recall in March I shared some listening suggestions for those just beginning to explore the dusty backroads of the bluegrass world. Now that the Summer edition of That High Lonesome Sound is available, I’ll post the continuation and conclusion of the piece; the full newsletter is available at http://www.waskasoobluegrass.com/nl/waskasoo_sum10.pdf I don’t expect…

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Dixie Bee-Liners & Steep Canyon Rangers reviews

I’ve just submitted two new reviews to Aaron at the Lonesome Road Review, a nice little site with some very good writing. Susanville, the new one from the Dixie Bee-Liners and Deep in the Shade from the Steep Canyon Rangers are the two albums I consider. Steep Canyon Rangers Deep In The Shade Rebel Records…

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