Cornmeal

Gratefulfest #9 Coming August 31 - Sept. 1

Nelson Ledges Quarry Park has been serving up Grateful Fest for almost ten years now. What a long strange trip it's been! Our very special yearly event will have a plethora of impeccable guests!!!

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moe has finalized this year's line-up: moe, The Levon Helm Band, Yonder Mountain String Band, Sparrow Quartet featuring Abigail Washburn and Bela Fleck, The Presidents of the United States of America, Fishbone, Benevento-Russo Duo, Cornmeal, American Babies, U-Melt, The Macpodz, The Bridge, Lynch, The PMG, Swampadelica, and The Brew.
Dates: 08/29/2008 - 08/31/2008
Website: http://www.moe.org/moedown/
Location: Turin, NY

Nelson Ledges Quarry Park 4th of July Weekend 2008

Wow – here it is a few short weeks until Nelson Ledges Quarry Park 4th of July Weekend featuring the rebirth of RHYTHM FEST! You might ask, “What about Grateful Fest?” Don’t worry, this year these are two separate events. Grateful Fest is going to be on Labor Day weekend this year, with all the usual fixins’!

HGMN founder wins a Jammy!

Lee Crumpton, founder of the Home Grown Music Network and co-founder of Harmonized Records, won the Grahamy Jammy at this year's The Jammys Awards.

Cornmeal

After six years together at over 160 shows a year, this critically acclaimed band continues to forge a path all their own, pushing the boundaries of bluegrass, Americana and folk for a whole new generation of music lovers.

Cornmeal: Behind the Bluegrass

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It was an extreme pleasure to have these guys (and girl) pop my interviewing cherry. I had been holding out for the one special band and it was as magical as I had anticipated. They were so funny and it was so great to finally get to find out this information that I had been itching to know for two years. And as I listen back on it you can hear Bill Nershi and co. warming up throughout the entire interview with songs like Hotel Room and Dear Prudence, which they did not play during the show. But these wisecracking’ bluegrass musicians were an interviewers dream.

Cornmeal - Feet First CD

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Cornmeal represents several major reasons why the jamband movement is such a good thing. Harkening back to the beginning sounds of country rock in the late 1960's and early 1970's with tracks like opener "River Gap," this Chicago band is bringing their bluegrass and Americana sound to a whole new generation. The band has a lovely way of tying together the past and the present.

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