2004 Bands

	Doc Watson and Richard Watson Doc Watson has had a profound influence in traditional, folk and bluegrass music ever since coming to national attention in the early 1960's. His recordings and performances have inspired generations of aspiring guitarists to explore the mysteries of his phenomenal playing.
	Wayne Henderson's top-notch finger-picking is a source of great pleasure and pride to his friends, family, and neighbors in Grayson County, Virginia.
	Thomas-DeLancey Trio Linda Thomas (hammered dulcimer & piano), Dan DeLancey (guitar wizard) and Don Pedi (mountain dulcimer). Their performance promises to bring the good spirit and warmth of music from a simpler time--a mix of Celtic, Ozark and old time mountain music. All three musicians are competition winners and are from the Kansas City area.
	Rock Bottom Bluegrass Band Like many bluegrass bands, Rock Bottom Bluegrass Band began as a group of friends making music just for fun. What started as a Thursday night “pickin’ session” evolved into a full-fledged band effort, with performances in six states and the production of five recordings. Photo by Mary Key
	The Wolfe Brothers The original band formed in the mid-1970s and re-established their unique old time sound about a dozen years ago. Featuring three vocalists, the band's repertoire ranges from rarely heard traditional songs and tunes to their own original material. Visit their website. Send them email.
	Hickory Grove The band takes its name from the beautiful place where they first gathered to pick a few tunes on Sunday afternoon in 1993. The five member group performs a well-rounded selection of traditional and contemporary bluegrass, gospel and country music.