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    Little Roy Lewis: An Icon of Bluegrass Culture
    Ted Lehmann Posted On February 21, 2018


    I simply didn’t get it. My wife and I were early in our bluegrass journey at Pickin the the Pasture, near Lodi, New York, on a hill high above fabled Lake Cayuga, with Cornell University sitting ten or twelve miles […]


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    Stepping into the Spotlight: Women in Bluegrass
    Ted Lehmann Posted On September 27, 2017


    Recently I wrote a review of Holly Gleason’s marvelous new book, Woman Walk the Line, a collection of essays written by 27 highly accomplished women writing about 27 female country artists. These fairly compact essays vividly present the the impact the performers’ music and […]


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    Bluegrass Humor
    Ted Lehmann Posted On August 3, 2016


    Bluegrass music often deals with sad, even tragic circumstances. The genre is not particularly known for its sense of humor. At every bluegrass show or festival you attend, you’re likely to hear songs dealing with loss, murder, love gone wrong, and […]


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