Quotes of the month

You can put that down in black and white, Bill Monroe loved the Dobro. And put in capital letters that Tut Taylor said so!

... [Young musicians are] getting good, really good. And I admire them for it, and a lot of older people, around my age, they say, ‘There’s the future of bluegrass, they’re going to carry it on... after we’re gone’, but they’re not, because they ain’t learning the old traditionals.

Tut Taylor, luthier, dobroist, and one of the founders of 'newgrass', interviewed by Sarah Hagerman for the Steam-Powered Preservation Society