Introducing Bluegrass Underground
About the Episode
The Cumberland Caverns are a 3.5 million-year old, 32-mile long system. The entry to the Volcano Room passes a waterfall & sparkling pool. Over 300-ft. deep, the venue has a 40-ft. ceiling and is nearly acoustically perfect. Musicians and guests alike marvel at the look & sound and a truly eclectic gathering of authentic Americana, Roots and Bluegrass acts make up the Bluegrass Underground series.
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Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper “Goodbye Old Pal”
Cleveland’s technical fluency pairs amazingly with Flamekeeper's tight harmonies.2:46 -
Rev. Osagyefo Sekou “The Devil Finds Work”
A searing blend of North Mississippi Hill Country Music and Arkansas Delta Blues.10:09 -
Brandi Carlile in Concert – A Bluegrass Underground Special
Deep within The Caverns, PBS Arts presents Brandi Carlile – Bluegrass Underground Special.5:28 -
Brandi Carlile “The Joke”
Carlile’s style revolves around genres including pop, rock, alternative country and folk.5:18 -
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Mary Gauthier “I Drink”
Hailing from New Orleans, Gauthier wrote her first song at the age of 35.4:03
