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    Dan Tyminski on Tradition and Taking Risks
    Ted Lehmann Posted On November 8, 2017


    Dan Tyminski comes from Rutland, VT, where he was born in 1967 and grew up listening to bluegrass music with his dad. Rutland would seem a strange place for the birthplace of one of bluegrass music’s central musicians, but only […]


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    John McCutcheon Releases A Folk Masterpiece
    Gary Stoller Posted On February 27, 2017


    It’s been a long time since I considered an album a folk masterpiece, but I must give that distinction to John McCutcheon’s new Trolling for Dreams. The album — the 38th in McCutcheon’s prolific career — overflows with great songs, […]


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    Inside Berklee Bluegrass
    Ted Lehmann Posted On June 15, 2016


    Located in Boston, Massachusetts — that bastion of Northeastern probity, where the “the Cabots speak only to Lodges, and the Lodges speak only to God” — Berklee College of Music is a hotbed of musical revolution and change more reminiscent of the […]


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