Also in the Musician Tips series
Musician Tip No. 54 - Jeanette Williams
(00:00:33)
From: WAMU
Tips on singing with emotion from Jeanette Williams.
Musician Tip No. 53 - Beth Stevens
(00:01:20)
From: WAMU
Beth Stevens speaks with WAMU's Bluegrass Country about the importance of education.
Musician Tip No. 51 - Cia Cherryholmes
(00:01:05)
From: WAMU
Travel tips from from Cia Cherryholmes.
Musician Tip No. 50 - Bradley Walker
(00:00:49)
From: WAMU
Bradley Walker speaks with WAMU's Bluegrass Country about song selection.
Musician Tip No. 48 - Rebekah Weiler
(00:00:45)
From: WAMU
Rebekah Weiler speaks with WAMU's Bluegrass Country about banjo shortcuts.
Musician Tip No. 47 - Jeremy Garrett
(00:00:45)
From: WAMU
Tips on show preparation from Jeremy Garrett
Musician Tip No. 46 - Andy “Panda” Moritz
(00:01:13)
From: WAMU
Tips on “going pro” from bassist Andy Moritz.
Piece Description
Sandy Lee, aka Mom, plays a hard-hitting mandolin style and driving rhythm that keep the momentum going in the band Cherryholmes. For special numbers, she switches to the clawhammer banjo. She is the most versatile singer in the band. From bluegrass gospel to old-time mountain and country tunes, she does it all. Her yodeling is a real crowd pleaser. Sandy is also a great harmony singer and song writer.
Until April of 1999, the dynamic family band known as Cherryholmes did not exist, and half of its youthful members hadn’t even picked up an instrument. In five short years, this high-energy Nashville-based band was named 2005 IBMA’s Entertainers of the Year. Their 3rd album on Skaggs Family Records, Cherryholmes III, is due out September 30th.