Article: Gill takes a new road out of Nashville

Article: High Lonesome Sound.
Guitar Player;  October 1, 1996 ;     527 words ...Just when you thought Gill had settled permanently into a comfortable ... is a much stronger presence on High Lonesome Sound than on any previous effort. No ... long-lost Lowell George track- But Gill holds his own in each context, offering ...

Article: Bath music Festival: That high lonesome sound
Bath Chronicle, The;  May 21, 2009 ;     638 words ... ... year. A programme billed as That High Lonesome Sound featuring the music and rich traditions ... Cohen's 60s documentary That High Lonesome Sound and the three hour documentary, The Appalachians. Tickets for all That High Lonesome Sound events (detailed below) are available ...

Article: Roscoe Holcomb, The High Lonesome Sound. (sound ...
Southern Cultures;  September 22, 1998 ;     467 words ...Roscoe Holcomb, The High Lonesome Sound Smithsonian Folkways, 1998 CD 40104, $14 This CD highlights ... vernacular styles to create what Cohen describes as a "high lonesome sound." One listen to this CD will underscore the aptness of ...

Article: That 'high lonesome sound'
Post-Tribune (IN);  March 28, 2005 ;     526 words ...THIS ELECTRONIC VERSION MAY DIFFER SLIGHTLY FROM PRINTED VERSION Gary Smith (left) of Highland plays with Woody Coffman of Melrose Park, Ill., during a bluegrass jam at the Edward W. Paesel Senior Center in Sauk Village, Ill.(PHOTO) (ANDY LAVALLEY/Post-Tribune) Bob Hyndman of Hebron (center at

Article: No High, Lonesome Sound
The Washington Post;  October 24, 2003 ;     296 words ...While WAMU radio's downturn can be seen in many areas [front page, Oct. 20], Jennifer Frey barely referred to the area most plainly clear to the listening audience: dropping bluegrass programming from the afternoon lineup. After decades of afternoon bluegrass, the station dropped the show in favor

Article: That High Lonesome Sound
Acoustic Guitar;  August 1, 2006 ;     319 words ...This new title in Backbeat Books' Fretmaster series provides a concise historical introduction to seminal bluegrass musicians and a compact guide to playing essential rhythms and licks. "The Players" section includes profiles of Mother Maybelle Carter, Doc Watson, Clarence White, Norman Blake, Tony

Article: A High and Lonesome Sound; Hazel Dickens became a ...
The Washington Post;  June 24, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Listen: Hazel Dickens is singing to herself. She's singing as she stands on tiptoe at the hall closet, her long, birdy fingers pulling at boxes and bags on the back shelves. It's a tune from an old church book, a song her grandmother used to love. Her voice winds and whines through the room, high