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Dawg Grass (Opus 12) - my humble take on this great David Grisman tune. Enjoy.

Solo mandolin plus a back-up guitar and another mando. Hopefully it is close enough. :)

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u/NuGrasBoi — 6 days ago

The most active bluegrass bands from July-September 2026

Over 40 shows for the top 3 bands. I hope they are alright, thats a lot of shows. What band/s did yall expect to make this list, but didnt?

u/GrassGigs — 10 days ago
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Found these in my cabinet

These have been in a pile of D’Aquisto strings my wife was given by the company long ago. Way before I knew anything about Tony…

u/tordoc2020 — 10 days ago
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One of my favorite records ever, and definitely my favorite bluegrass one. We need a vinyl reissue, pronto.

u/penicillin-penny — 11 days ago

‘If I Lose’

We had a private rainy gig yesterday and I recorded a few tunes on the sly, here’s a little bit of ‘If I Lose’

u/RandySteeleonBanjo — 10 days ago
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What’s the name of this tune?

Recorded this in North Carolina at a jam and didn’t think to get the title. Hopefully someone here will know. Thanks.

u/Calkerouac — 10 days ago
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Which instrument is best to start with?

I need great advice here, please. I have a 14 year-old niece who I want purchase an instrument for and I want it to be an instrument that can be played in a bluegrass jam session. She comes from a family of pickers and her grandpa and great uncle are a few of the best in Indiana. Which instrument is the easiest? I know if she starts now she may go on to play them all, at least that’s what I’m hoping. Thanks y’all.

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u/rjblattner — 13 days ago

Sam Bush and Appalachian Road Show 10/4/26

Sam was named to Fiddlers Hall of Fame last night. some pics...

u/2Loves2loves — 10 days ago