"Ohio Live" is new DVD from Farm Hands
The Farm Hands bluegrass Quartet have released their first concert DVD, recorded live at the historic Memorial Church in Dayton, OH earlier this year. Among these Farm Hands are Daryl Mosely on bass, Tim Graves on resonator guitar, Bennie Boling on banjo, and Kevin Williamson on guitar.
Entitled Ohio Live, the DVD captures the band’s stage show in full, including 11 songs, plus their between-song banter and stories behind many of the songs.
Graves offered a taste of their show…“Every night, Kevin sings a kid’s song that he wrote and it’s simply hilarious. Then Daryl tells how he came to write the Gospel classic Ask the Blind Man, He Saw It All, and there are tears all over the house. We had hoped the video could capture the joy and the intimacy that we share with the audiences at our concerts. We’re very satisfied with how it seems to come through.”
Ohio Live is available from the band’s web site at any of their live shows, and from selected retailers.
Entitled Ohio Live, the DVD captures the band’s stage show in full, including 11 songs, plus their between-song banter and stories behind many of the songs.
Graves offered a taste of their show…“Every night, Kevin sings a kid’s song that he wrote and it’s simply hilarious. Then Daryl tells how he came to write the Gospel classic Ask the Blind Man, He Saw It All, and there are tears all over the house. We had hoped the video could capture the joy and the intimacy that we share with the audiences at our concerts. We’re very satisfied with how it seems to come through.”
Ohio Live is available from the band’s web site at any of their live shows, and from selected retailers.
Farm Hands host 'Midnite Jamboree'
The Farm Hands’ will be hosting the ‘Midnight Jamboree’, Saturday, July 7th. The hour long radio show starts at midnight and broadcasts live from the Texas Troubadour Theater adjacent to the Ernest Tubb Record Shop on Music Valley Drive in Nashville, Tennessee.
The ‘Midnight Jamboree’ is the second longest running radio show in history, second only to the Grand Ole Opry. It was started in 1947 by Country Music legend Ernest Tubb as a means to promoting his Ernest Tubb Record Shop. In its 65 years, almost every major country and bluegrass artist has performed on the show. The show is free for those attending and is broadcast worldwide. You can listen live at www.wsmonline.com.
The ‘Midnight Jamboree’ is the second longest running radio show in history, second only to the Grand Ole Opry. It was started in 1947 by Country Music legend Ernest Tubb as a means to promoting his Ernest Tubb Record Shop. In its 65 years, almost every major country and bluegrass artist has performed on the show. The show is free for those attending and is broadcast worldwide. You can listen live at www.wsmonline.com.
FARM HANDS QUARTET DEBUT CD
The first CD from the new Farm Hands Quartet is now available. "Songs from Mama's Hymn Book" features some of the all time classic gospel and sacred songs like 'Anywhere Is Home', 'Where the Soul Never Dies' and 'Old Rugged Cross'. The Farm Hands Quartet features Tim Graves on dobro and vocals, Daryl Mosley on bass and vocals, Jody Elmore on guitar and vocals and Devon Avery on banjo and vocals. Check out their website and order your copy at www.farmhandsquartet.com.
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Farm County Jubilee makes CMT's Top 20 list!
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The Farm County Jubilee Show
Farm County Jubilee is a 15 minute internet show created in the style of classic country and bluegrass TV shows. The original shows, filmed in a simple, 2 camera, black and white format, featured the top stars in country and bluegrass music of the 1950s and 1960s. Farm County Jubilee was created as a tribute to those amazing artists, the classic songs, and television shows that made them famous. Farm County Jubilee stars longtime bluegrass music veterans, Tim Graves and Daryl Mosley, along with banjo player Devon Avery and guitarist Jody Elmore along with other special guests. Below are a couple of clips from two of the original shows that inspired Farm County Jubilee.The 'Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry", and "Martha White Flour's Flatt and Scruggs Show.
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