Frank Solivan

Season 6 Episode 3

About the Episode

Leaving behind the cold climes of Alaska for the Bluegrass hotbed of Washington, D.C., Frank Solivan (also a Master Chef) quickly earned a reputation as a monster mandolinist and turned his band, Dirty Kitchen, into the D.C-area’s hottest acoustic act. With a sturdy matrix of bluegrass veined with jazz, blues, country and jam band, FS & DK delivers on their main rule: “No filler.”

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Extras

Jason & The Scorchers

The Scorchers crashed out of Nashville and began smashing down the walls between genres.

3:11
St. Paul & the Broken Bones

This Alabama band’s career hit the ground as big and strong as their Soul-Funk sound.

6:10
Sierra Hull

The Tennessee mandolin prodigy recently released her third solo album.

5:26
Drivin’ N Cryin’

Drivin’ N Cryin’ blends acoustic folk and guitar-laden southern rock.

4:26
Lone Bellow

The Lone Bellow Roots-folk-rock trio was nominated for Americana Duo/Group Of The Year.

6:42
The Cox Family

Mentored by Alison Kraus, the Cox Family has earned diverse career milestones.

5:27
JJ Grey & MoFro

JJ Grey’s songs reflect the steaming region around Jacksonville, Fl. where he was raised.

4:41
Mac McAnally

Mac McAnally enjoys a deep and broad following of fans devoted to the Art of the Song.

3:02
Hurray For The Riff Raff

Puerto Rican Alynda Lee Segarra developed her eye for life as a young teenager.

4:39
The Suffers

Welcome these relative newcomers, a 10-piece band fronted by a massive-voiced singer.

3:50