Early Times

The band's name came from a desire to play traditional bluegrass. Slightly old-fashioned, a little raw, but mostly comfortable. Bluegrass from the days when Bill Monroe, the father of Western Hemisphere folk music, recruits guitarist Lester Flatt and phenomenal banjoist Earl Scruggs to his band Blue Grass Boys. Our band baby grew, developed and, with increasing experience, looked around the world of music. And it also included songs from later periods in its repertoire. For example, from the workshop of Dan Tyminski, Allison Krauss or Ricki Skaggs.