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Robins, Kim

KIM ROBINS

  • From Bloomington, Indiana. Lives in Nashville, TN.
  • Began singing at an early age but postponed her music career for 40 years. Worked as a medical sales rep while raising her family.
  • Married Butch Robins, a former Blue Grass Boy, who re-ignited her passion for music. They are no longer married.
  • She is a nurse when she is not performing music.
  • 2013, released 40 Years Late album (no label) and began performing and touring with her own band called Forty Years Late.
  • 2015, discontinued her band.
  • 2017, released Raining in Baltimore album (Pinecastle).
  • 2022, released Leave the Porch Light On album (Pinecastle).
  • 2022, started her own record label Ram Cat Records.
  • 2024, formed a new band called Tempest Rain.

Mitchell, Mike

MIKE MITCHELL

  • From Floyd, Virginia; He was born in Canada.
  • He is a singer, songwriter and music teacher who performs as a solo artist and also with his Mike Mitchell Band.
  • His primary instrument is fiddle, but he plays all the bluegrass instruments.
  • 2005, founded the Floyd Music School and teaches there; it occupies the same building that formerly housed County Sales, the famous mail-order business run by Bluegrass Hall of Famer Dave Freeman.
  • 2018, released album “Small Town” (no label).

Jordan, Tresa

TRESA JORDAN

  • From Melrose, Florida (central Florida).
  • Moved to Nashville at age 19 to pursue a career in country music, her career was put on hold when she married and had children. Seven years later, after her divorce, she re-married and resumed her singing career.
  • 2006, won a Momentum Award for Country Artist of the Year from Indiehaven.com (a popular Christian music music web community).

Grass is Greener, The

THE GRASS IS GREENER

  • From Los Angeles, California.
  • An instrumental group formed in 1993 by fiddler Richard Greene. Eventually became “Richard Greene and the Grass is Greener.”
  • Primarily a recording band, the group included such musicians as Bill Keith, David Grier, Chris Thile, Tim Emmons, Sonny Osborne, Tony Trischka, Kenny Blackwell, Peter Rowan, Buell Neidlinger, Butch Baldassari and others.
  • 1993, recorded self titled album Grass Is Greener (Rebel Records).
  • 1996, recorded Wolves a Howlin album (Rebel Records.)
  • 1997, recorded Sales Tax Toddle album (Rebel Records.)

Blue Sky Boys, The

THE BLUE SKY BOYS

  • A “brothers duet” from Hickory, North Carolina featuring Bill and Earl Bolick.
  • One of the most popular and durable country music acts of the 1930’s and 1940’s.
  • Influenced by the Monroe Brothers, The Delmore Brothers and the Dixon Brothers.
  • Signed with Victor (Bluebird) Records in 1936. They were very successful as recording artists, not because they had big hit records, but because of steady, long-term sales. Today, their records are collector’s items.
  • Best known for smooth, gentle harmonies and a tasteful repertoire of songs and hymns.
  • When World War II started, Bill and Earl both joined the Armed Forces. After the war, they resumed performing at radio stations across the south and recording again for Victor.
  • Were regulars on the Louisiana Hayride in Shreveport, Louisiana.
  • Turned down an offer to join the Grand Ole Opry, due to prior commitments.
  • Stopped performing together in 1951—due to changing trends in country music. Bill became a postal inspector and Earl worked for Lockheed Aircraft.

Armsworthy, Jay (and Eastern Tradition)

JAY ARMSWORTHY (and EASTERN TRADITION)

  • From California, Maryland (south of Washington DC).
  • A guitarist and singer who began his career playing with Ernie Bradley and Grassy Ridge. Later formed his own band Eastern Tradition.
  • 1995, worked with David Davis and the The Warrior River Boys.
  • For seven years, he hosted a radio program called “Bluegrass on the Bay” on WMDM and WPTX in Lexington, Maryland. He  also has hosted a radio show on World Wide Bluegrass.com, WNNT (VA), and WWSM (PA).
  • 2005, released Making Memories album (no label).
  • 2011, released I Couldn’t Make It Without Him album (Blue Circle), produced by Greg Luck.
  • 2020, released My Best Friend album (Patuxent).