# Earl Scrugg
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Earl Eugene Scruggs (January 6, 1924 – March 28, 2012) was an American musician noted for popularizing a three-finger banjo picking style, now called "Scruggs style", which is a defining characteristic of bluegrass music. His three-finger style of playing was radically different from the traditional way the five-string banjo had previously been played. This new style of playing became popular and elevated the banjo from its previous role as a background rhythm instrument to featured solo status.
Festival Alert - Earl Scruggs Music Festival!
Festival Alert! The iconic Earl Scruggs Music Festival is coming up very soon – Friday September 4th through Sunday September 6th. Held at the Tryon Equestrian Center, the festival features amazing headliners, workshops, vendors, jamming – and Bluegrass BKLYN as Podcast-in-Residence! Mike speaks w…
Earl Scruggs Music Festival Highlight - Carolina Detour!
Mike chats with Lake Carver and Lyla Cherry of the dynamic North Carolina-based band Carolina Detour. These talented and accomplished young musicians (they are both 16 year old!) reflect on a broad range of musical topics like performing, competing – and the challenges of fitting it all into a crow…
Interview and music by Peter McKee
This interview features Peter McKee, a former Peninsula resident, whose been playing the banjo his entire adult life. He's a fan of Woody Guthrie (who he honored in a unique way on Woody's 100th birthday), Pete Seeger, and a lot of other fine artists. This show includes my interview with Peter an…
Hotline Feature – Tony Trischka: Earl Jam, Rediscovered Earl Scruggs Recordings, and Mountain Stage Preview
Legendary banjo player Tony Trischka joins Dave Weekley ahead of his Sunday appearance on Mountain Stage at the Culture Center in Charleston. Trischka details Earl Jam, his project built around more than 200 previously unheard recordings of Earl Scruggs jamming with John Hartford between the mid-19…
Jim Pankey Tells All!
Jim Pankey is a veteran bluegrass banjo player and educator from Chatsworth, Georgia, with nearly 50 years behind the instrument. His driving, tasteful style is rooted in the tradition of Earl Scruggs while shaped by decades of performing, teaching, and studying American roots music.
Since 1977, Ji…
Until the Last Note Rings George Grove and the Living Legacy of American Folk Music
Folk music does more than entertain. It carries family stories, preserves history, crosses generations and reminds Americans who they were - and perhaps who they still might become.
In this special edition of Arizona Roundup, host Stuart Rosebrook welcomes George Grove, the celebrated musician who…
EP9 - Banjo in the Hollow - How this song become the BIGGEST bluegrass song of all time?! Find out the songs surprising history and why it's still such a great song to play on the banjo today.
Join the 'Happy Picking!' Podcast for Episode 9...
...where we discover the surprising history of the song 'Banjo in the Hollow' and discover how this song become the BIGGEST bluegrass song of all time.
The history of the song takes us from Missouri to California and the surprising links between …
Bluegrass and the Grand Ole Opry: Shaping the Sound of Nashville
Women have long helped shape bluegrass and country music, even when their contributions were not always given equal attention. Singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist Pam Gadd reflects on her career from bluegrass festivals to the Grand Ole Opry, sharing stories of Wild Rose, Earl Scruggs, Porter W…
RSR578 Chris Pandolfi - Badass Banjo and Production Magic with The Infamous Stringdusters
Curious how bluegrass veterans approach recording live in the studio or manage the balance between virtual instruments and raw performances? Join us as Chris Pandolfi from The Infamous Stringdusters shares insights from decades of balancing tradition and innovation in music.
My guest today is Chris…
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