Garrison, Gordy, Hargreaves, Walsh New York, New York
Bluegrass and the Abstract Truth is a bright new release from four young veterans of the creative roots music scene. Bassist Greg Garrison, guitarist Grant Gordy, violinist Alex Hargreaves, and mandolinist Joe K. Walsh are restless creatives who together display a breadth of expression, pivoting from poignancy to irreverence without breaking stride. ... more
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If Not Now, Who?
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Hi Joe, Thanks for some more good music. I hope to see you in concert post covid
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