Just saw Carrie Rodriguez last night in Minneapolis! She is TAILOR-MADE for TELLU-RIDE. Would love to see her in a future TBF lineup!!
Who else would y’all like to see?
Only a month past, but I’m already looking forward to next year!
The Sleepy Man Banjo Boys seem to be getting a lot of hype recently. I’d love to see them.
Greensky Bluegrass along with a return of the Infamous Stringdusters (they killed it this year).
How about the Doobie Brothers with John Cowan. :thumbsup
John Mellencamp, Niel Young, Paul Simon, ,umm…Dweezel Zappa :flower
The wailing Jennys. We need more songbirds!
Kinda early for a list but I’ll play! Speaking of songbirds, how about the Trishas? Check 'em out on Music Fog http://youtu.be/17oHX6aeb2E They’re going to be at the Sheridan Opera House this Friday night too!
Works for me…Gospel returns in the form of a group of beautiful, talented women!
It is pretty early, but it’s never too early to be excited for next year. Anyway, I’m thinking it might be time to bring Ricky Skaggs back.
cheese
We need JC fersure! :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup
Is that what FOM meant when he suggested ‘Cheese’?
Justin Townes Earle
JJ Cale
Greensky Bluegrass and Infamous Stringdusters
Gary Clark, Jr
Dave Rawlings Machine
Bruce Hornsby
The Wailing Jennys
The McCourys
Chris Robinson Brotherhood
Steve Martin and Steep Canyon Rangers
JD Crowe and The New South
Larry Keel with McGraw Gap
The Grascals
The Isaacs
CherryHolmes
RICKY SKAGGS
David Grisman
There’s ALWAYS plenty of that sort of cheese to go around: not sure if I first sensed it when Sam told the “I’m going to turn this car around” joke the second time (“you sunk my battleship” – a Simpsons’ reference, came to mind), or when Bela endlessly gets “prodded to sing” for the 132nd time.
ok how about
David Peterson and 1946
Claire Lynch
Ween
Diggin Mumford for 2 years
Lonesome River Band
Carl Jackson
Tom Petty
hey that sounds pretty good so far!
How about a bunch of bands I’ve never heard of that have become favorites (ala Mumford, Cornmeal, Keller Williams, subdudes)?
And then at least one Big Name Artist that I would have never expected to see at a “bluegrass” festival (David Byrne, New Orleans All Stars, Sharon Jones)?
Then a few bands who haven’t been back to T-ride for a few years but come back better than ever (Stringdusters, Steep Canyon Rangers, Decemberists)?
In other words, keep doin’ what you’re doin’!
Tea Leaf Green
Their new release “Radio Tragedy” is impressive. They’re more keyboard oriented than most jam bands, but I’d love to see them in Telluride. Don’t let the BeeGee-esque (yes, Bee Gees) chorus of “Easy To Be Your Lover” fool you- these guys display more musical influences on the first five tracks of this album than most bands do in a whole career. :medal
Keb’Mo Sunday Morning Gospel
Oh man I would love to see Neil young at this Festi… I am still in awe of what happened in Mid JUNE!!!
how about we give mumford and sons some time off…maybe they can tour some different stuff for a while then come back, maybe.
in the meantime, how about giving pokey lafarge and the south city three a listen.
i think the wood brothers on a thursday or friday night would be great!
of course, danny barnes, danny barnes, danny barnes…
larry keel, keller williams, lots of small bands hungry and on fire, ready to go!!