Flynn Cohen and Liz Simmons of the roots string band band Annalivia stopped by the Peghead Nation studios awhile back to play a couple tunes. Here they are playing Flynn’s guitar instrumental “Wondertwin Flowers.” Annalivia has since renamed itself Low Lily and added singer/fiddler Lissa Schneckenburger. They will be touring the East Coast extensively this spring as well as working on a new album. lowlily.com, annaliviamusic.com
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Joe K. Walsh and Grant Gordy: “Sweet Georgia Brown”Peghead Naiton mandolin instructor and his longtime collaborator play a classic standard in the studio. Read More |
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Teja Gerken: “Vicki’s Red Boots”Peghead Nation co-founder performs the opening cut of his new album “Test of Time.” Read More |
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Joe K. Walsh and Grant Gordy: “Little White Lies”Peghead Nation mandolin instructor plays a great standard with his long-time musical collaborator in the Peghead Nation studio. Read More |
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Flynn Cohen and Liz Simmons: The Hag’s Purse, Bryan O’Lynn, Miss McDevitt’sPeghead Nation Irish Guitar instructor plays a set of jigs live in the studio with guitarist Liz Simmons. Read More |
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Stash Wyslouch: “Gotta Travel On”Peghead Nation's Bluegrass Guitar Fingerboard Mastery instructor plays a classic American folksong that Bill Monroe recorded in 1959. Read More |
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John Reischman and Scott Nygaard: “The Blackest Crow”Mandolin master plays a Civil War-era tune that he also teaches in his Old-Time Mandolin course. Read More |
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Flynn Cohen, Marla Fibish, and Liz Simmons: Fred Finn’s and Sailing Into Walpole’s MarshPeghead Nation Irish Guitar and Irish Mandolin instructors play a great set of reels live in the studio. Read More |
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Joe K. Walsh and Scott Nygaard: “Dawg’s Waltz”Peghead Nation mandolin and guitar instructors play a David Grisman and Jerry Garcia tune. Read More |
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Stash Wyslouch: “Jonah”The bluegrass guitarist, singer, songwriter, and new Peghead Nation instructor plays a traditional gospel song. Read More |
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Matt Munisteri: “April Kisses”Peghead Nation’s Roots of Jazz Guitar instructor plays a solo version of the great Eddie Lang showpiece. Read More |
