Collections

Old-Time

Tunes with deep Appalachian roots, predating bluegrass itself. The old-time repertoire is where it all started.

Bill Monroe

Songs from the Father of Bluegrass. Bill Monroe defined the genre and these tunes remain at its heart.

Doc Watson

The legendary flatpicker's repertoire spans old-time, bluegrass, folk, and country.

Ralph Stanley

Masters of the high lonesome sound. Ralph and Carter Stanley's music defines mountain soul.

Carter Family

One of the first families of country music. Their songs form the bedrock of American roots music.

Gospel

Sacred songs that bring spiritual depth to any jam. Gospel is woven into the fabric of bluegrass.

Classic Country

Classic country crossovers that bluegrass pickers have adopted and made their own.

Flatt & Scruggs

Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs brought bluegrass to mainstream audiences and defined its sound.

John Hartford

The eclectic songwriter and fiddler who bridged old-time, bluegrass, and something entirely his own.

Billy Strings

Bridging tradition and modern bluegrass, Billy Strings has brought a new generation to the music.

Jerry Garcia

The Grateful Dead's bluegrass explorations with Old & In the Way and beyond.

Bluegrass Album Band

Tony Rice

Jim & Jesse

Tim O'Brien

Jimmy Martin

Tyler Grant

Bob Dylan

Alison Krauss & Union Station

Larry Sparks

Del McCoury

Jimmie Rodgers

Kenny Baker

Special Consensus

Norman Blake

Hot Rize

Ricky Skaggs

The Dillards

Roy Acuff

Bela Fleck

Country Gentlemen

Johnny Cash

John Prine

Classic Folk

Bryan Sutton

Woody Guthrie

David Grisman

Blue Highway

O Brother Where Art Thou

Celtic

Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

Merle Travis

Reno & Smiley

Red Foley

John Reischman

Vern Williams

Herschel Sizemore

Dan Tyminski

Jazz

Dolly Parton

Gillian Welch