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    Music Through a Lifetime: Part II
    Ted Lehmann Posted On December 27, 2017


    This week’s column continues my thoughts from last week about how I got to bluegrass (and other music throughout my life). … And then life happened. We (that’s Irene, who’s always the “we” in my blogs and columns … has […]


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    Side Musicians: The Musical Glue Making Bluegrass Work
    Ted Lehmann Posted On June 21, 2017


    Some years ago, a leader of a national band hired a new lead singer, whose voice, energy, and personality soon helped to raise the band’s profile. After a while, the band was developing a larger audience while booking better and […]


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    Bluegrass: Always Changing, Always the Same
    Ted Lehmann Posted On December 11, 2015


    Just about 70 years ago today, December 8, 1945, Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs first stepped on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee, and a storm erupted.  For years, Bill Monroe had been […]


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