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Musician Tip No. 54 - Jeanette Williams
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From: WAMU
Tips on singing with emotion from Jeanette Williams.
Musician Tip No. 53 - Beth Stevens
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From: WAMU
Beth Stevens speaks with WAMU's Bluegrass Country about the importance of education.
Musician Tip No. 51 - Cia Cherryholmes
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From: WAMU
Travel tips from from Cia Cherryholmes.
Musician Tip No. 50 - Bradley Walker
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From: WAMU
Bradley Walker speaks with WAMU's Bluegrass Country about song selection.
Musician Tip No. 48 - Rebekah Weiler
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From: WAMU
Rebekah Weiler speaks with WAMU's Bluegrass Country about banjo shortcuts.
Musician Tip No. 46 - Andy “Panda” Moritz
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From: WAMU
Tips on “going pro” from bassist Andy Moritz.
Musician Tip No. 45 - Sandy Lee Cherryholmes
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From: WAMU
Health tips from Sandy Lee Cherryholmes.
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Jeremy began playing fiddle as a child in Idaho and honed his skills at South Plains College in Levelland, Texas, where he was named Bluegrass Male Vocalist of the Year in 1996. He has performed with an array of bluegrass artists, including Bobby Osborne, Chris Jones, Ronnie Bowman, and Jim Hurst, backed award-winning country singer Lee Ann Womack, and released an album (Jeremy and Glen Garrett) with his father that featured dozens of top-shelf bluegrass pickers and singers.
Jeremy made the leap in 2005 from sideman to full-fledged partner as a member of a The Infamous Stringdusters. In 2007 The Infamous Stringdusters won three IBMA awards (Best Album, Emerging Artist and Song of the Year) for their debut effort, “Fork In The Road.” They released a new self-titled album on Sugar Hill Records this summer.
