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BILL KNOWLTON'S BLUEGRASS RAMBLE
Sundays, 9 pm to Midnight
WCNY-FM (91.3) WUNY-FM (89.5) UTICA: WJNY-FM (90.9) Watertown
udmacon@aol.com

DEE SHELLINGTON: Dee's Bluegrass Jamboree
Sunday 6-8 am
WSCP-FM (101.3/101.7) Syracuse
Dee Skellington

BARBARA HELLER BURNS: String Fever
Thursdays 3-5 pm
WSLU-FM (89.5) Canton, (88.9) Watertown, (91.3) Thousand Islands & (91.7) Tupper Lake

LARRY HOYT
Common Threads : Traditional and Contemporary Folk Music
Sundays 12-3 pm
WAER-FM (88.3) Syracuse LHoyt2000@netscape.net

THE BRISTOL BROTHERS INTERNET RADIO SHOW
http://www.dynrec.com/bristolbrothers

WRUN 1150-AM RADIO BLUEGRASS HOUR ON SUNDAY 2-3 pm

Internet radio stationstreaming bluegrass music 24/7
World Wide Bluegrass

The Lindsey Family

We're a family band employing Papa, Mama, and the oldest five children (ranging in age from 10-16) as we sing and play bluegrass music in the eastern United States at festivals, coffeehouses, churches, nursing homes and a variety of other indoor and outdoor events.

Atkinson Family

The Atkinson Family Bluegrass Band sound is one of tight three-part family harmonies from guitarists Liza and Shelene Atkinson and banjo linchpin Dick Atkinson; with the driving rhythm interplay of mandolinist Adam Atkinson and dog house double bass player Jimmy Rooney of Cape Vincent.

Diamond Someday

From the Syracuse area comes an experienced group of musicians. Diamond Someday specializes in close three part female harmony backed by solid instruments. The group brings a spirited approach to a blend of traditional, original, and gospel music. You will enjoy their heartfelt, exciting, brand of Bluegrass.

Off The Wall has a sound all its own, blending folk, bluegrass and traditional country with a clean, no frills approach. Featuring strong vocals, tight harmonies and solid instrumental work, their performances run the gamut from tender ballads to driving bluegrass tunes. Their music lends itself to the works of John Prine, Guy Clark, Tim O'Brien, and the Seldom Scene, telling the stories of life's journeys while providing a solid musical performance.
Off the Wall is made up of Camden area musicians Larry Fox and Charlie Ingersoll, who have been pleasing local audiences for more than thirty years. Fox handles the lead vocals and guitar, while Ingersoll adds the tenor harmony vocal and plays dobro. They've performed as a duo and with other area bands such as Old News, Hardtimes, Once in a Blue Moon, and The Pickerheads. Their self-titled debut CD was nominated for a SAMMY Award when it was released in 2005. Charlie Ingersoll: 315-245-1449 Email: Off the Wall

Cabin Fever
Brian Jiguere's melodic mandolin and the lightening fast licks of Harry Ralph's fiddle join forces with Mike Tirella's jackhammer rhythm guitar and Bill Lewis' hard driving bass to produce the unique sound and energy that is Cabin Fever Bluegrass.

Gospel Grass Radio
http://www.kbgn.net
Internet-only bluegrass gospel radio station
Playing pure, sanctified bluegrass music for the world
ggr.ksgm@suddenlink.net
Tony Partigianoni, 337-401-0189

The Thousand Islands Bluegrass Preservation Society Inc.
P.O. Box 175
LaFargeville, N.Y. 13656

Central New York Bluegrass Association
PO Box 491
Baldwinsville, NY 13027
www.cnyba.com

Southern Tier Bluegrass Association
Ken Pierson
kgpierson@gmail.com
607-936-3103

Penny Bluegrass
Penny ( Pennsylvania New York) Bluegrass Association
http://www.freewebs.com/pennybluegrass/

Adirondack Bluegrass League, Inc
ABL
P.O. Box 301
Corinth, NY 12822
http://www.adirondackbluegrassleague.com/

Cincinnati Creek hails from the Adirondack foothills. Their music reflects a mix of bluegrass, original compositions, and gospel. Lori Thompson plays mandolin, guitar and sings both lead and harmony vocals. Chris Pepe plays the banjo. His fancy picking and good humor are a great addition to the band. Gary Dygert plays the guitar and dobro. He also sings lead and harmony vocals. Cathy Martin rounds out the band, playing the upright bass and singing harmony.
email:Cincinnati Creek

BRUCE CUTLER'S "Gospel Doings" (Christian Country & Bluegrass) is heard on:
1- WACK-AM Radio 1420, Newark NY, Sundays 6:30 a.m.; also on:
2- www.omnimedia.org Portland OR, Mondays midnight to 1 a.m. (Eastern time)
BRUCE CUTLER'S "Country Roots" (Secular Country & Bluegrass) is heard on:
3- WETD-FM Radio 90.7; Alfred NY, Sundays 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.; also on:
4- www.omnimedia.org Portland, Oregon, Fridays 11 p.m. to midnight (Eastern time)

Rolling Hills of Bluegrass Americana
Kellish Hill Farm
Kathy Kellish and Rick Harding
3192 Pompey Center Road
Manlius, NY 13104
(315) 682-1578
email address kmkrahfarm@windstream.net
web site www.rhbamericana.com

Every Sunday from 1PM to?? Jamming at the Kellish Farm-
Everyone is welcomed in our heated music barn!
A potluck supper is served around 5pm.
All types of traditional music are welcomed.
Come join the family, play, sing, or just sit by the fire & listen.
Suggested donation is $2.00 to cover expenses and a dish to pass for the supper.

Andrew and Noah VanNorstrand are two of the most exciting and creative new faces on the acoustic music scene today. While still in their teens, they have managed to carve themselves a unique niche in the modern alternative folk arena with stunning ability as both performers and composers.

Andrew & Noah VanNorstrand

John Rossbach has a powerful and compelling voice that evokes the many moods and magic of traditional American roots music. An award-winning multi-instrumentalist, he can lift you with the lilt of an old time mandolin melody, rivet you with a lowdown slide-guitar blues and fire you up with a driving banjo breakdown! John's egregious puns and outrageous tall tales thrill audiences of all ages.

John Rossbach

The Ingersoll Family Band perform a blend of original and cover songs that feature country gospel and traditional music with a bluegrass flavor. They blend three and four part harmony singing with strong instrumental work to form a smooth acoustic sound.
Contact George Seymour @ (315) 964-1260 or Rodney Ingersoll @ (315) 964-2791 for available dates.