"I firmly believe that each of the episodes (the Andy Griffith Show) offers up a real moral code that we should all aspire to live by. Smitty and I watch the show every night." - Terry Eldredge
Terry Eldredge, guitarist and one of the founding members of the extremely talented group The Grascals talked with us on the phone recently.
Edredge is a longtime fan of the show and confesses to have seen each episode numerous times. "The Andy Griffith Show had a moral lesson that every human being should live by," Eldredge comments. "It's an honor and privilege to be associated with the best TV show ever made. It was - and still is - awesome family entertainment."
"The Andy Griffith show, The Grascals, and Bluegrass music is a quintessential American combination and The Grascals have given us another great listen," says Saguaro Road / Time Life Senior VP Retail Mike Jason.DANCE TIL YOUR STOCKINGS ARE HOT AND RAVELIN' (A Tribute To The Music Of The Andy Griffith Show) was digitally released March 29 on BluGrascal Records / Saguaro Road Records in partnership with Time Life. The CD Release Date is June 7.
Watch The Grascals perform one of the songs from the CD
THE GRASCALS GO MAYBERRY
Dance Til Your Stockings Are Hot and Ravelin'
A Tribute To The Music of The Andy Griffith Show
In Stores Today (June 7)
The Grascals pay homage to one of the most beloved and enduring shows in television history with Dance Til Your Stockings Are Hot and Ravelin': A Tribute The The Music of The Andy Griffith Show. In stores June 7th on BluGrascal Records/Time Life Records, Dance finds the Grammy-nominated band rendering tracks like "Boil Them Cabbage Down," Ol' Joe Clark," and the irrepressible "Mayberry's Finest Theme."
The group was so caught up in the spirit of the show that they recorded a brand new, original song, "Boy, Giraffes Are Selfish," based on a favorite line from one of the episodes.
The music featured on The Andy Griffith Showheld a mirror to the folksy, fun stories and characters of the iconic series. Thoughtful, sincere and with a dash of humor, their message always rooted itself in doing the right thing and upholding Mayberry's small-town values. "The Andy Griffith Show had a moral lesson that every human being should live by," vocalist / guitarist Terry Eldredge comments, "It's an honor and privilege to be associated with the best TV show ever made. It was - and still is - awesome family entertainment."
Injecting a new energy into a classic American sound, The Grascals have quickly become one of bluegrass and country music's rising stars. Since their debut album in 2004, The Grascals have been nominated for two Grammy Awards, received the SPBGMA's 2011Instrumental Group of the Year, SPBGMA's 2010 Bluegrass Band of the Year, SPBGMA's 2009 Album of the Year and IBMA's (2007, 2006) Entertainer of the Year.
The Grascals are currently in the midst of an extensive North American tour. Additional information and tour dates can be found at www.grascals.com.
The music featured on The Andy Griffith Showheld a mirror to the folksy, fun stories and characters of the iconic series. Thoughtful, sincere and with a dash of humor, their message always rooted itself in doing the right thing and upholding Mayberry's small-town values. "The Andy Griffith Show had a moral lesson that every human being should live by," vocalist / guitarist Terry Eldredge comments, "It's an honor and privilege to be associated with the best TV show ever made. It was - and still is - awesome family entertainment."
Injecting a new energy into a classic American sound, The Grascals have quickly become one of bluegrass and country music's rising stars. Since their debut album in 2004, The Grascals have been nominated for two Grammy Awards, received the SPBGMA's 2011Instrumental Group of the Year, SPBGMA's 2010 Bluegrass Band of the Year, SPBGMA's 2009 Album of the Year and IBMA's (2007, 2006) Entertainer of the Year.
The Grascals are currently in the midst of an extensive North American tour. Additional information and tour dates can be found at www.grascals.com.
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