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• Periodicals (Print & Web-based)
           
  Banjo Newsletter
  http://www.banjonews.com/
  PO Box 3418
  Annapolis, MD 21403-0418
  (800) 759-7425
  Bnl@annap.infi.net
  
  The Bluegrass Blog
  http://www.thebluegrassblog.com/
  
  The Bluegrass Connection
  http://www.bluegrassville.com
  
  Bluegrass Europe
  http://www.bluegrass-europe.com/
  Paolo Dettwiler, Bloezenweg 17
  CH-4133 Pratteln, Switzerland
  (41) 61-821-83-63
  Bluegrasseurope@datacomm.ch
  
  Bluegrass Music Profiles
  http://www.bluegrassmusicprofiles.com/
  Bluegrass Publications, LLC
  PO Box 850
  Nicholasville, KY 40340-0850
  (859) 333-6456
  info@bluegrassmusicprofiles.com
  
  Bluegrass North
  http://www.bluegrassnorthpublishing.com/
  Vancouver, B.C., Canada
  (no longer in business, but back-issues available)
  
  Bluegrass Now
  http://www.bluegrassnow.com/
  PO Box 2020
  Rolla, MO 65402
  (573) 341-7335
  Bgn@fidnet.com
  
  Bluegrass Unlimited
  http://www.bluegrassmusic.com/ 
  PO Box 771
  Warrenton, VA 20188-0771
  Info@bluegrassmusic.com
  (540) 349-8181, (800) 256-7427
  
  CMT.com
  http://www.cmt.com/
  
  Cybergrass
  http://cybergrass.com/
  
  Dirty Linen
  http://www.dirtylinen.com/
  PO Box 6660
  Baltimore, MD 21239-6600
  Office@dirtylinen.com
  (410) 583-7973
  
  Fiddler
  http://www.fiddle.com/
  PO Box 101
  N. Sydney, Nova Scotia
  Canada B2A-3MI
  Fiddlermagazine@ns.simpatico.ca
  (902) 794-2558
  
  iBluegrass
  http://www.ibluegrass.com/
  
  Flatpicking Guitar
  http://www.flatpick.com/
  High View Publications
  PO Box 51960
  Pulaski, VA 24301
  Highview@flatpick.com
  (540) 980-0338
  
  GoAmericana.com
  http://www.goamericana.com/
  
  International Bluegrass
  http://www.ibma.org/Articles/CurrentArticles.aspx
  IBMA
  2 Music Circle South, Suite 100
  Nashville, TN 37203 USA
  nancyc@ibma.org
  (888) 438-4262, (615) 256-3222
  
  Moonshiner (written in Japanese)
  http://www.bomserv.com/
  6-5-18 Kawamo
  Takarazuka
  Japan 665-0842
  (81) 797-87-0561
  saburoi@bomserv.com
  
  No Depression
  http://www.nodepression.net/
  908 Halcyon Avenue
  Nashville, TN 37204
  www.nodepression.net
  (615) 292-7084
  
  The Old Time Herald
  http://www.oldtimeherald.org/
  PO Box 51812
  Durham, NC 27717
  agerrard@mindspring.com
  (919) 402-8495
  
  Sing Out!
  http://www.singout.org/
  PO Box 5253
  Bethlehem, PA 18015-5253
  Info@singout.org
  (610) 865-5366
  
  Women in Bluegrass Newsletter
  http://www.murphymethod.com/womeninbluegrass.cfm
  PO Box 2498
  Winchester, VA 22604
  Nmhenry@visuallink.com
  
  
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• Books
  
  A Good Natured Riot: The Birth of the Grand Ole Opry, by Charles Wolfe (Vanderbilt University Press/ Country Music Foundation Press)
  
  America's Music: The Roots of Country, by Robert K. Oermann (Turner Publishing)
  
  ...And There You Have It! (a collection of Banjo Newsletter columns by Murphy Henry (Arrandem Music Company)
  
  Baby, Let Me Follow You Down, by Jim Rooney & Eric von Schmidt (University of Massachusetts Press)
  
  The Big Book of Bluegrass, edited by Marilyn Kochman (Morrow)
  
  The Bill Monroe Reader, edited by Tom Ewing (University of Illinois Press)
  
  Bluegrass, by Bob Artis (Hawthorne Books)
  
  Bluegrass: A History, by Neil V. Rosenberg (University of Illinois Press), new edition 2005, edition available in Japanese
  
  Bluegrass: An Informal Guide, by Richard D. Smith (a cappella books)
  
  Bluegrass Breakdown: The Making of the Old Southern Sound, by Robert Cantwell University of Illinois Press)
  
  The Bluegrass Music Cookbook, by Penny Parsons (John F. Blair Publisher)
  
  Bluegrass Odyssey, by Carl Fleischhauer & Neil V. Rosenberg (University of Illinois Press)
  
  Bluegrass Songbook, by Pete WErnick (Music Sales,
  http://www.drbanjo.com)
  
  The Bluegrass Reader, edited by Thomas Goldsmith (University of Illinois Press)
  
  Bossmen: Bill Monroe and Muddy Waters, by Jim Rooney (Da Capo Press)
  
  Can't You Hear Me Callin'-The Life of Bill Monroe, Father of Bluegrass, by Richard D. Smith (Little, Brown and Company)
  
  Country Music USA: A Fifty Year History, by Bill C. Malone (University of Texas Press)
  
  Classic Country, by Charles Wolfe (Rutledge Hill Press)
  
  Come Hither to Go Yonder, by Bob Black (University of Illinois Press)
  
  The Devil's Box: Masters of Southern Fiddling, by Charles Wolfe (Vanderbilt University Press/ Country Music Foundation Press)
  
  Finding Her Voice: The Saga of Women in Country Music, by Mary A. Bufwack and Robert K. Oermann (Crown Publishers)
  
  From the Beginning to the '90s: Country, The Music and the Musicians, (Country Music Foundation)
  
  From Every Stage: Images of America's Roots Music, by Stephanie P. Ledgin (University Press of Mississippi)
  
  Grass Roots: An Illustrated History of Bluegrass and Mountain Music, by Fred Hill (Academy Books)
  
  Homegrown Music: Discovering Bluegrass, by Stephanie P. Ledgin (Praeger Publishers)
  
  How to Make a Band Work, by Pete WErnick (http://www.drbanjo.com)
  
  How to Make Money Performing in the Public Schools, by David Heflick (Silcox Publications, P.O. Box 1407, Orient, WA 99160)
  
  Kentucky Country, by Charles K. Wolfe (University Press of Kentucky)
  
  Living with Memories, by Janette Carter (about the Carter Family), (Center for Cultural Resources)
  
  Masters of the Five-String Banjo, by Tony Trischka & Pete Wernick (Oak Publications)
  
  Mountaineer Jamboree, by Ivan M. Tribe (University of Illinois Press)
  
  Music City Reader 2005: Great Writing on Country & Bluegrass Music, edited by Randy Rudder (Music City Books)
  
  Old as the Hills: The Story of Bluegrass, by Steven D. Price (Viking)
  
  Pilgrims: Sinners, Saints & Prophets--A Book of Words & Photographs, by Marty Stuart (Rutledge Hill Press)
  
  Singing Cowboys and Musical Mountaineers: Southern Culture and the Roots of Country Music, (University of Georgia Press)
  
  Sing Your Heart Out, Country Boy-Classic Country Songs and Their Inside Stories by the Writers Who Wrote Them, by Dorothy Horstman (Country Music Foundation)
  
  Southern Music-American Music, (University of Kentucky Press)
  
  The Stonemans: An Appalachian Family and the Music that Shaped Their Lives, by Ivan M. Tribe (University of Illinois Press)
  
  Succeeding in Music, by John Stiernberg (Backbeat Books)
  
  Tennessee Strings, by Charles K. Wolfe (University of Kentucky Press)
  
  Tennessee Traditional Singers, edited by Thomas G. Burton University of Tennessee Press)
  
  This Business of Music: A Practical Guide to the Music Industry for Publishers, Record Companies, Producers, Artists & Agents, by Sidney Shemel & M. William Krasilovsky (Billboard)
  
  Traveling the High Way Home: Ralph Stanley and the World of Traditional Bluegrass Music, by John Wright (University of Illinois Press)
  
  True Adventures with the King of Bluegrass, by Tom Piazza (Vanderbilt University Press)
  
  Truth is Stranger Than Publicity-The Autobiography of Alton Delmore, (Country Music Foundation Press)
  
  What I Know About What I Know, by Butch Robins (Author House, www.butchrobins.com)
  
  Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone--The Carter Family & Their Legacy in American Music, by Mark Zwonitzer with Charles Hirshberg (Simon & Schuster)
  
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• Videos & DVDs
  
  All*Star Bluegrass Celebration (Rainmaker Productions, http://allstarbluegrass.com/store.cfm)
  
  Bluegrass Journey, (Ruth Oxenberg & Rob Schumer, http://www.bluegrassjourney.com/)
  
  Hazel Dickens: It's Hard to Tell the Singer from the Song (Appalshop Film & Video)
  
  Down from the Mountain: O Brother, Where Art Thou? Concert (Artisan UPC#12236123248)
  
  Bill Monroe, Father of Bluegrass (Rachel Liebling, OC-10013)
  
  High Lonesome, The Story of Bluegrass Music (Shanachie, SHAN-604)
  
  Jimmy Martin: King of Bluegrass; (George Goehl, http://www.kingofbluegrass.com/)
  
  Pioneers of Bluegrass Music, James Reams (20 min. preview of feature documentary-same name, www.jamesreams.com)
  
  Ralph Stanley, by Herb E. Smith (Appalshop Film & Video), 800-545-7467
  
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