Just in time for last year’s Halloween celebrations, Country music star Pam Tillis debuted a bluegrass music video, entitled "The Monster & The Banjo."
Tillis produced and stars in the bluegrass-themed music video, shot last year on a hazy, eerie fall morning on location in the Tennessee wilderness, just outside of Nashville.
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Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
20131028
Halloween Score Still Banjos -1, Monsters -0
20121016
Nu-Blu Video–Spooky
Time to get a check on the annual BOOGRASS happenings just before Halloween.
A quick search of the Internet doesn’t show much new this year.
However one interesting video came to our attention early this morning. We thought it creative enough to share.
Nu-Blu, the quickly rising bluegrass band from North Carolina has put together an interesting play on the season and the concept of performing or recording out-of-tune. They say it’s a “scary” thought.Because “Out-of-Tune” can be a problem with any genre, the video’s music is not bluegrass and will obviously catch the attention of a wide spectrum of music lovers and performers.
You can watch the video here or in larger format on the You-Tube host site HERE.
20111025
Creative Writing Helps Frankenpine Get Attention!
The message reads like this just before you get to the blood-stained poster (included below)
Brooklyn Country presents the ALL HALLOWS MEDICINE SHOW
A devilish evening of murder ballads, funeral blues and bloodstained strings.
On Sunday, Oct. 30, Frankenpine — back on stage for the first time this fall — will lead you on a crawl beneath the gallows and over the graves that blacken the heart of american music.
The show features the unearthly talents of Brooklyn's most macabre melody-makers:
Brooklyn Country presents the ALL HALLOWS MEDICINE SHOW
A devilish evening of murder ballads, funeral blues and bloodstained strings.
On Sunday, Oct. 30, Frankenpine — back on stage for the first time this fall — will lead you on a crawl beneath the gallows and over the graves that blacken the heart of american music.
The show features the unearthly talents of Brooklyn's most macabre melody-makers:
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