Bluegrass Bonanza Band

The Web is full of good information about Bluegrass Music.
Here is some that we have found useful...

The SouthEastern Bluegrass Association, SEBA, is a non-profit organization of fans, musicians, promoters, vendors, and friends of BLUEGRASS music, joined together to preserve, promote, and publicize bluegrass music, performers, and activities, and to serve as an information source through their award-winning newsletter, The SEBA BREAKDOWN and the SEBA Web Site: http://www.sebabluegrass.org/

SEBA also presents An Introduction to Bluegrass Jamming. This excellent article is a must-read for anyone interested in Bluegrass music. The article covers: Instruments, The Structure Of A Bluegrass Song, Backup, Breaks, Lead Singing, Harmony Singing, Song Selection, Bluegrass Jamming Signals, and Jamming Etiquette. http://www.sebabluegrass.org/newsletter/a_intro_bgj_01.htm

The International Bluegrass Music Association http://www.ibma.org offers a brief history of Bluegrass Music http://www.ibma.org/about.bluegrass/history/

Wikipedia has a great article on Bluegrass Music, too: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluegrass_music

David Mold is also a member of the Buncombe String Band.
Check out their great music here: http://www.myspace.com/buncombestringband

David also writes mandoliniana, a bluegrass mandolin-oriented blog at: http://mandoliniana.blogspot.com/ This blog is loaded with powerful info on mandolin how-to's and concepts that carry over to other instruments, too. Check it out....

A great newsletter that lists Shows, Jam Sessions, Festivals, Bluegrass Radio, and Instructors. Focused on Atlanta and all over Georgia. http://atlantabluegrasshappenings.com/