Dirty River Washington
Forming in 2006, this band of notable songwriters and hot pickers combines traditional, contemporary, and original bluegrass arrangements that share with their audiences plaintive lyrics, gritty instrumentals, and timeless stories. The title track of their debut album [Graveyard Train] is emblematic of the band’s unique contribution to the modern bluegrass and acoustic roots landscape. ... more
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