Volume 4, Issue 10 Volume 4, Issue 10 Sammy Shelor “It’s like both of my grandfathers planned out my life for me, and …they kept me supplied with banjos…” Arrowood “It’s my mission to share my faith in the Lord,” Carley says of playing fiddle, songwriting, and performing.” Crandall Creek Andrews named Little Earl Sampson, a local who was “light years ahead of his time,” as his hero and idol, Crested Butte Unlike many large outdoor fests, such as Telluride, most Crested Butte events are held at indoor venues. Hawthorn Banjos Named after the Missouri state flower, the Hawthorn line includes the highest quality banjo, guitar, and mandolin tuners and parts. Jack Tuttle Jack’s primary goal is to help his students to develop total musicianship, getting them to the point where they can think for themselves… SamJam “One thing I think is important is if you look at bluegrass fest camping…you’re kind of socially-distanced anyway,” he said. Billy Wise “I always dreamed of doing it, but I never thought it would be a reality. Isabela March (TBS) Influenced by the bluegrass greats as well as her instructors and mentors…, Isabela found her distinct sound. Fan Photos Bluegrass fans are the most loyal fans you’ll find anywhere in the music industry. Celebrate these Bluegrass Standard fans! September 2020 Video Chart Too Wet to Plow by Carolina Blue. Enjoy our top 15. For Over 50 Years Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)