The Bluegrass Standard Magazine – March 2023
The March issue of The Bluegrass Standard offers a blend of folk, bluegrass, and all places in between.
This month’s cover story on Dom Flemons, the American Songster, covers his musical journey and uncovers some of the unsung heroes in American music, like Arnold Shultz, also featured in this issue.
The feature on Good Morning Bedlam tells how they bring a fresh sound with their melding of the old and new. Jimmy Bowen takes you to the Big City through his wildly successful music variety show airing nationwide on nine different networks, and Jesse Burdick takes you inside Riverside Studios and behind the scenes.
There is also a heaping helping of grass time with Nashville’s hard-driving traditional bluegrass band, Grasstime, plus feature on Colorado’s WinterWonderGrass Festival’s 10th anniversary.
Dick Spottswood, with over 50 years in radio, shares how he runs his media empire from his antique cloth-covered dining room table, controlling his legacy and his weekly radio show on Bluegrass Country.
You’ll meet Tomorrow’s Bluegrass Star, Maddie Dalton, and five award-winning chefs from the Appalachian region. End your reading with reviews on the memoir Mescalito Riding His White Horse by Mike Fiorito and David Peterson’s CD, Losing Game. In short, this goulash issue serves a tasty reading and listening cuisine, combining sound ingredients most never consider.
Read the March 2023 issue of The Bluegrass Standard free here.
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