Recorded by one of our greatest music legends, American treasure, mandolin innovator and stylist Jesse McReynolds.

Two of the greatest duet acts have been Jim and Jesse McReynolds and Charles and Robert Whitstein, and since the 1950's they have carried the torch of brother duet singing. After both brother's... more

2000 collection from the Bluegrass guitar great. This all-instrumental collection brings together many of the best tracks from Tony's own albums, as well as recordings with Bela Fleck and the... more

In '52, this remarkable bluegrass duo signed to Capitol—but Jesse soon left to serve in the Korean War. In '58, the pair were again going strong and they recorded these marvels for Starday: Pardon... more

The past 50 years have given bluegrass fans so many memorable recordings to treasure-how could anyone hope to gather all those classics? Well, this 100-song helping will get you well on your way with... more

Among today's active Bluegrass musicians, none are better equipped to collaborate on a tribute to the International Bluegrass Music Association's Hall of Fame members than Joe Mullins and Junior... more

Acoustic masters Todd PHillips (bass), David Grier (guitar) and Matt Flinner (mandolin) reunite on this beautifully performed collection instrumental classics.

Bromberg's hot acoustic band played this stellar NYC show in '82, but it's only been available through David's website. This long-awaited release boasts remastered sound and notes by the man himself... more

Mike Stevens and Raymond McLain combine forces to create a new and unique combination of musical styles that ultimately reflect their backgrounds in bluegrass, blues and old time country music. Since... more

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Immediately after the terrible events of 09/11, Jim and Jesse immediately recalled this collection of songs originally recorded in 1976 for the bi-centennial celebration of our country. It was the... more

Track Listing: Laurie Lewis, " Blow, Big Wind" Lynn Morris, " Mama's Hand" Claire Lynch, " If Wis he's Were Horses" Cox Family, " Pardon Me".

Grand Ole Opry members, Jim & Jesse were joined by the Opry House Band perform "Real" country music. The kind of music they grew up playing and who better to join them but some of the most iconic... more

Before they hit the country charts in the '60s, this brilliant bluegrass brother duo recorded for Capitol in the '50s. Here are 20 of the best from those early days: Just Wondering Why; Are You... more

The Churchmen aren't new to the bluegrass scene and certainly are of the traditional bluegrass pedigree. With two Dove Award nominations and the hit single "Get Onboard" spending three and a half... more