Keith Lawrence’s Bluegrass Notes blog recently featured a review of Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver’s new release, Drive Time.
His take on Drive Time’s drums: “So, drums, while a departure from past recordings, aren’t really a distraction here — except possibly for the most traditional of fans.”
The whole review can be found here.
Here’s a video of Mark Bishop working with the Crossroads Studio team on “I Can Rejoice”:
Grammy’s, Dove’s, IBMA’s!!! Awards won, nominations placed… We have the Grass, and Full Gospel Grass to move ya! Hall of Fame Mandolin Players… Three of the world’s greatest banjo players, and 4 Bluegrass groups you don’t want to miss!!! Don’t take my word for it, ask their peers and the music industry that awarded the [...]
Every month, Crossroads Entertainment & Marketing releases new songs to radio stations throughout the United States, Canada, and in several other parts of the world. Our January 2012 Crossroads Airplay Sampler had the top four most favored songs in the Nation, according to the Singing News Top 10 New Releases list to be published in [...]
Darin and Brooke, along with sponsors Choice USA, distributor of Sun Drop, held a mini music festival at the Cleaveland County Fairgrounds in Shelby, NC to celebrate the new Mountain Home Music release, So Much In Between, which finds its official street date August 16, 2011. The event also included multiple vendors and an emerging [...]
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