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Thursday...
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TONIGHT:
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Friday!
“A VERY MERRY BLUEGRASS CHRISTMAS” SPECIAL
ON THE "615 HIDEAWAY" SHOW
ON THE "615 HIDEAWAY" SHOW
with performances by
GLEN DUNCAN, DENNIS CROUCH & CODY KILBY
Live Streamed on RFD-TV and Bluegrass Life on December 7th
We'll start with what's on Friday, December 7th, as the nation observes "Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day," The 615 Hideaway studio will be filled with top bluegrass chart artists. They'll be there to help you get ready for a tuneful and fun filled holiday season with a special Christmas show.
Eddie Sanders, Chris Roberts, Larry Stephenson, Glen Duncan, Dennis Crouch & Cody Kilby will perform Holiday classics and new Christmas songs that are sure to be an enjoyable musical experience -- and one that will warm the heart and bring joy this Holiday season. The Christmas show at The 615 Hideaway will contain many songs from the newly released Christmas album “A Very Merry Bluegrass Christmas” on Engelhardt Music Group / Rural Rhythm Records.
Eddie Sanders, Chris Roberts, Larry Stephenson, Glen Duncan, Dennis Crouch & Cody Kilby will perform Holiday classics and new Christmas songs that are sure to be an enjoyable musical experience -- and one that will warm the heart and bring joy this Holiday season. The Christmas show at The 615 Hideaway will contain many songs from the newly released Christmas album “A Very Merry Bluegrass Christmas” on Engelhardt Music Group / Rural Rhythm Records.
Multi-music-genre live streaming show The 615 Hideaway will post on the RFD-TV and Bluegrass Live Facebook pages, which combined, have accumulated over 600,000 likes.
Here at the Guide, we do all we can to dissuade our readers from infesting their (your) devices and lives with Facebook's shockingly intrusive industrial-espionage-grade spyware. But if you're already afflicted, it is one option to catch the show. Of course for the show's producers, between the artists’ Facebook page and The 615 Hideaways live stream partner, RFD-TV’s Facebook page, that live stream viewership has a potential to reach over three-quarters of a million viewers.
But never fear. Each of the show's live streams is permanently posted on the show's own website, The 615 Hideaway studio, so fans can go back and view the episode at any time, or watch the new episode at their convenience.
Here at the Guide, we do all we can to dissuade our readers from infesting their (your) devices and lives with Facebook's shockingly intrusive industrial-espionage-grade spyware. But if you're already afflicted, it is one option to catch the show. Of course for the show's producers, between the artists’ Facebook page and The 615 Hideaways live stream partner, RFD-TV’s Facebook page, that live stream viewership has a potential to reach over three-quarters of a million viewers.
But never fear. Each of the show's live streams is permanently posted on the show's own website, The 615 Hideaway studio, so fans can go back and view the episode at any time, or watch the new episode at their convenience.
About the new album
A Very Merry Bluegrass Christmas contains top Bluegrass musicians Rob McCoury – Banjo; Tim Crouch - Fiddle; Glen Duncan – Fiddle; Dennis Crouch - Upright Bass; Rob Ickes – Dobro; Cody Kilby –Acoustic Guitar; Casey Campbell – Mandolin.
Produced by Adam Engelhardt and Glen Duncan A Very Merry Bluegrass Christmas album contains new Christmas songs and traditional classics with featured performances by Larry Stephenson, Rob McCoury, Eddie Sanders, Chris Roberts, Glen Duncan, Tim Crouch, Dennis Crouch and Steve Leslie.
Duncan remarked in a recent interview about the new Christmas album:
“Adam and I invited some of our favorite musicians and singers to record an album at the storied Studio A in Nashville of new and classic Christmas music. We used the approach of recording a 'Classic Record Album,' like our favorite Holiday Records from the ’50s & ’60s. So we had all of the musicians recording together ‘live’ in the studio at the same time.
"To take the ‘Classic Recording’ process one step further, we thought of each song as part of an album and recorded many new original and classic Christmas songs. We wanted this record to be like the great TV network Christmas shows of the 50’s & 60’s that had that classic ‘Variety Show’ format.
"So there’s the widest possible variety of songs: great vocal solos, trios, all sorts of combinations; Instrumentals both fast & slow and material that ranges from Classic songs to songs that have never before been recorded and songs that range from fun Holiday favorites to poignant Christmas songs, to really enjoyable new Christmas Songs. It’s like a great big Merry Christmas Bluegrass Music Sampler.” - Glen Duncan – Artist, Songwriter, Producer.
“Adam and I invited some of our favorite musicians and singers to record an album at the storied Studio A in Nashville of new and classic Christmas music. We used the approach of recording a 'Classic Record Album,' like our favorite Holiday Records from the ’50s & ’60s. So we had all of the musicians recording together ‘live’ in the studio at the same time.
"To take the ‘Classic Recording’ process one step further, we thought of each song as part of an album and recorded many new original and classic Christmas songs. We wanted this record to be like the great TV network Christmas shows of the 50’s & 60’s that had that classic ‘Variety Show’ format.
"So there’s the widest possible variety of songs: great vocal solos, trios, all sorts of combinations; Instrumentals both fast & slow and material that ranges from Classic songs to songs that have never before been recorded and songs that range from fun Holiday favorites to poignant Christmas songs, to really enjoyable new Christmas Songs. It’s like a great big Merry Christmas Bluegrass Music Sampler.” - Glen Duncan – Artist, Songwriter, Producer.
Album highlights include Ralph Stanley’s “Holiday Pickin’" performed by Tim Crouch, Dennis Crouch and featuring Rob McCoury. Other highlights include new Christmas songs performed by Eddie Sanders “My Favorite Day Is Christmas” and Chris Roberts “Can’t Miss Christmas.” Also on the album is “White House Christmas” -- nope, we have NOT heard it -- it was written and performed by Larry Stephenson and "incorporates new lyrics to update this Christmas favorite." (We're not all that sure it 'zactly needed "updating," given the current situation at the White House, so we'll go on.)
A Very Merry Bluegrass Christmas is available now on iTunes, Amazon and where ever Bluegrass music is sold.
About The 615 Hideaway
Online live Streaming has become a tremendous vehicle to connect music performers with their core fan base in ways never before achieved. The 615 Hideaway facilitates the elements needed by artists to perform live music online, talk to their fan base, and engage in real-time live chat conversations. Fans of the artists can request songs during the episode, as well as, and ask questions about the artist’s music and other related topics.
Third generation music veteran Sammy Passamano 3rd has been developing and creating the show's livestream platform since 2014. He aired the first live stream 615 Hideaway episode with American Idol star Alex Preston in early 2017. The 615 Hideaway produces approximately 2-3 live streaming shows per week ranging in a variety of formats including Pop, Country, Rock, Blues, Folk, Bluegrass, and more.
Recent performers at The 615 Hideaway include Gretchen Wilson, John Berry, T.G. Shepard, Kelly Lang, Ken Mellons, Bradley Walker, Uncle Si, 2Steele Girls, Steve Gulley, Frank Foster, The Young Fables, Craig Wayne Boyd ….and Bluegrass Legends Mac Wiseman, Jesse McReynolds, Ronnie Reno.
While you're there, you'll find plenty to explore. Like this one from May 3, 2018, with
Jim & Jesse McReynolds and the Virginia Boys – Radio Shows
Jim & Jesse are celebrating 50 Years as members of the GRAND OLE OPRY, so you'll get plenty of lore and history, along with the music.
There's also the Monroeville – Full ShowWe 'spect you'll like their October 18th show, Morgan Myles – Sanctuary – Acoustic
And finally, grab a chance to catch the video shot this past June 19th,
The performance by Eddie features Don McAfee on banjo. Both'll prove to your likin', we b'lieve.
We'll be back after a short spell. Not quite directly, but by an' by, afore long. After we mosey up the holler and check on the still, y'see. Just give a shout if any revenuers are seen about.
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Stay tuneful!
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