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This Month in iBluegrass:
Dan Tyminski to Release Solo Recording, Doobie Shea Pre-ordering available.
CLICK: Dolly receives Indie Award for Bluegrass.
CLICK: Renfro Valley Given to Non-profit Group.
CLICK: Say Cheese! Bluegrass Goes to the Movies.

CD Reviews:
CLICK: Dan Tyminski -Carry Me Across the Mountain
CLICK: Larry Cordle & Lonesome Standard Time - Murder on Music Row
CLICK: Special Consensus - 25th Anniversary
CLICK: Rhonda Vincent - Back Home Again
CLICK: Ricky Skaggs & Tony Rice - Skaggs & Rice
CLICK: Guy Clark - Cold Dog Soup

Interviews:
CLICK: Going Across the Mountain with Dan Tyminski
CLICK: The Deering Tradition: A Conversation with Janet Deering
CLICK: Mark Newton: Taking Us Back to the Fold

Not So Blue
CLICK: No Rules: Music According to Guy Clark

The Soundman: by Ray Graef
CLICK: Quit Your Belly Aching!

From the Editor
CLICK: Bluegrass fans like other music, too.

Inside the Industry: by Gregory E. Seneff, Sr., Esq.
CLICK: The Song - Part II. Lighting strike on the first try? It's doubtful.

Career and Touring: by Andrea Compton
CLICK: Career and Touring Issues. The first column by Andrea Compton, Artist Manager with RS Entertainment

Reso Roundup: By Matt Nozzolio
CLICK: Interview with Ken Shafranko
i-Banjo News: by Ross Nickerson
CLICK: Making the Best of Your Practice Time
Vocal Point: by Dede Wyland
CLICK: The most important link in vocal technique, Part II

The Low End: by Kip Martin
CLICK: Playing Bass on the Road

Odds and Ends:
Mechelle Mullins reports that things are going much better with Larry McPeak's health. The doctors report he is much stronger and in great condition for a liver transplant. While waiting for a liver, Larry's spirits remain high, encouraged by the good news from his doctor. Financially, Larry has finally received approval for Medicaid benefits with much help form Senator Wampler. While this will lessen the financial burden of the operation, it will not cover all of the costs. Fundraising continues to raise the needed funds. To date over $62,00 has been raised coming from many inside and out of the bluegrass community. Larry is thankful to all who have contributed and to all who continue to send their well wishes.

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