Junior Sisk and Ramblers Choice Set New Record for BMP Music Chart!

Since the release last year of The Heart Of A Song, the second CD on Rebel Records from Junior Sisk And Ramblers Choice, the band has celebrated much success as the project continues to maintain significant support from radio programmers and fans alike.

The first single from the CD, "A Far Cry From Lester And Earl" is topping bluegrass charts nationally and has reached #1 for Bluegrass Unlimited's Top 30 National Songs chart for April 2012.

In addition, the single has stayed in the #1 position on the Bluegrass Music Profiles Top 30 Hot Singles chart for an unprecedented five consecutive months, (December '11 - April '12), setting a new record for the chart. "Another Man's Arms", also from The Heart Of A Song is tied for the#2 spot on Bluegrass Junction's (SiriusXM) Most Played Tracks and also debuted recently on the Bluegrass Today Singles Chart, moving up to the #8 position for the month of March.

Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice–Newest Bluegrass Ambassadors!

The Historic Jonesborough Bluegrass Series recently announced that Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice have been selected as the event's new ambassadors.

The concert series successfully debuted in 2011 and are looking forward to an even more successful 2012 with Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice promoting the concert series all over the country.

The band will also perform during the 2012 season. For more information on the Historic Jonesborough Bluegrass Series including show dates, performers and tickets, please visit www.jonesboroughbluegrass.com. 

Elementary School Benefits From Bluegrass Concert!

Junior Sisk and Ramblers Choice

Support Henry County Virginia Elementary Schools with

Benefit Show

On October 15, 2011 Junior Sisk and Ramblers participated in a benefit concert to help raise funds for the Henry County Virginia Elementary School.

The concert was aimed at helping raise funds to support the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO). The money raised from the concert will go toward helping with programs in the schools, specifically assisting with buildings and grounds improvements.


Junior Sisk and Ramblers Choice were the headliners for the event and were joined by a number of other regional and local bands including: Gone Fishin', Johnnie and Diane Vaught, The Fork Mountain Gospel Singers, David McMillen, and After Jack.

Chris Davis Joins Ramblers Choice

Junior Sisk and Rambler’s Choice have a new mandolin/fiddle player

Chris Davis was born in Xenia, Ohio on October 9, 1979 to Danny Lee and Susie Davis. He was born into a family of musicians.

His Grandfather Elzie Davis played the fiddle, his Father Danny Lee Davis plays the banjo and sings and traveled with Ralph Stanley playing bass and singing harmony. His brother Wes Davis played the guitar and sang as well.

The Davis’s created the “Davis Brothers Band” and began playing bluegrass music as a family.

Chris is a self-taught musician who began playing mandolin and singing at age fifteen.