Ted Lehmann

We're at the Jenny Brook Bluegrass Festival in Tunbridge, VT, this weekend. Located in the hills of central Vermont, east of the Green Mountain National Forest and west of the Connecticut River that divides Vermont and New Hampshire, the Tunbridge “World's Fair” grounds, home of a

My wife and I came to know Kelley Gibson, bit by bit, through his father Eric Gibson, who happens to be the older half of The Gibson Brothers, one of the premier bands in bluegrass. Kelley is 19 years old. His life has not been easy, and it has often

My wife and I came to bluegrass music a little late, but I suppose many people do. Because Irene and I come to music from different backgrounds, we needed a place to meet, a style to share in common. I grew up on classical music, ’50s and ’60s popular jazz,

I've noticed recently at bluegrass festivals, we've been hearing bands say something like, “Does anyone want to hear a REAL country song?” Which is always greeted with applause, even cheers. The songs, often covers of George Jones or Hank Williams, but including many other so­-called