Jerry Douglas hits Mountain Stage, Prairie Home Companion
Monday, November 3, 2008 – Jerry Douglas's set on West Virginia Public Broadcasting's "Mountain Stage" will air today and is currently up on the National Public Radio web site at http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=96514854. Douglas will also appear on "A Prairie Home Companion" this Friday, Nov. 7 and Saturday, Nov. 8. Douglas released the album "Glide" this summer.
More news for Jerry Douglas
- 12/03/24: Krauss + Union Station announced first tour in 10 years
- 07/22/24: Douglas receives the "ultimate reward"
- 07/11/24: Douglas returns "The Set"
- 05/21/21: Shelton, Hiatt/Douglas, LeVox release new music
- 03/03/21: Hiatt, Douglas team up for new disc
- 07/26/16: Earls of Leicester grab 8 IBMA nominations
- 07/18/14: Earls of Leicester pay homage to Flatt & Scruggs
- 11/05/09: Jerry Douglas sets tour dates
CD reviews for Jerry Douglas
The resophonic guitar is certainly not exclusive to bluegrass - it's the least used of the six common bluegrass instruments - but to many people it's a Dobro© and it elicits a bluegrass connection. Mention Jerry Douglas' name and many who recognize him think of the multitude of great bluegrass associations he's had through the years, including many years with Union Station.
If you've had the pleasure of listening to his CDs, though, you know his solo recordings ...
When a Dobro compilation tribute in honor of Tut Taylor is produced by Jerry Douglas, and the artist names range from Ickes to Auldridge, and Kohrs to Cashdollar to Leadbetter (and more), one suspects a winner. This is. Mostly bluegrass, there are strains of jazz licks to hints of rock 'n roll. The artists were diverse, but it was somewhat of a surprise that each cut was written by Taylor; serious diversity from a traditional artist.
From Dobro players of this caliber, ...
There aren't many holiday albums from Dobro players out there on the market. But Jerry Douglas is about the best Dobro player in the business, so you likely only need this solitary one. These 12 songs are of the acoustic variety and mostly instrumental.
However, the lovely Irish songstress, Maura O'Connell, lends her beautiful voice to New Year's Eve, and Douglas adds his "scary" vocal to a slightly dark interpretation of Santa Claus Is Coming to Town. ...
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