It would be fair to say that Marty Raybon has left his mark in the world. Among other country artists, he is considered to have one of the purest natural voices in the business. After three decades as a performer, he's had number one hits, top selling albums, and tons of awards. Now he's back on the charts with new music on Rural Rhythm Records. In the span of two weeks, he released not one, but two new projects, so Kelly Lynn headed into the studio to hear all about that new music. Learn all about 'Hand To The Plow' and 'Southern Roots and Branches' in the video below.
Nashville, TN (April 30, 2012) -- Award-winning brother/sister Bluegrass duo, The Roys, whose own TV show will begin airing this Fall, took a break from their hectic schedule recently to tape seven episodes of the new International television show, Bluegrass Mountains. Shot at Lee Roy's recording studio, the one-of-a-kind series is a CJM Productions' offering (Inside Music Row, Music Row Profiles, Soundcheck), which debuts May 1 in New Zealand on Country 99 TV. In June, outlets CMC Australia and Sky TV (U.K.) will follow bringing the count of potential viewers for the 13-episode season to 20 million. The 30-minute program features new and vintage videos from established artists like Dolly Parton, Alison Krauss and Rhonda Vincent, plus clips by newer artists like Cumberland River Band and Carrie Hassler & Hard Rain.
It would be fair to say that Marty Raybon has left his mark in the world. Among other country artists, he is considered to have one of the purest natural voices in the business. After three decades as a performer, he's had number one hits, top selling albums, and tons of awards. Now he's back on the charts with new music on Rural Rhythm Records. In the span of two weeks, he released not one, but two new projects, so Kelly Lynn headed into the studio to hear all about that new music. Learn all about 'Hand To The Plow' and 'Southern Roots and Branches' in the video below.
Nashville, TN (April 30, 2012) -- Award-winning brother/sister Bluegrass duo, The Roys, whose own TV show will begin airing this Fall, took a break from their hectic schedule recently to tape seven episodes of the new International television show, Bluegrass Mountains. Shot at Lee Roy's recording studio, the one-of-a-kind series is a CJM Productions' offering (Inside Music Row, Music Row Profiles, Soundcheck), which debuts May 1 in New Zealand on Country 99 TV. In June, outlets CMC Australia and Sky TV (U.K.) will follow bringing the count of potential viewers for the 13-episode season to 20 million. The 30-minute program features new and vintage videos from established artists like Dolly Parton, Alison Krauss and Rhonda Vincent, plus clips by newer artists like Cumberland River Band and Carrie Hassler & Hard Rain.