Hazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard Washington, D.C.
Beloved bluegrass trailblazers Hazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard are revered as pioneers of the form, who challenged the norm at a time when bluegrass remained largely in the purview of men. Sourced from Alice's private archive, Sing Me Back Home: The DC Tapes, 1965-1969, out September 21 on Free Dirt Records invite us to witness the creative process of these towering figures ... more
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