1985 New Grass Revival - Sam Bush, Pat Flynn, Bela Fleck, John Cowan

Supergroup! New Grass Revival - Sam Bush, Pat Flynn, Bela Fleck, John Cowan; Flynn - out of the studio into the spotlight; John Cowan - anchor man for a whirlwind; Sam Bush - leader with a low profile; Bela Fleck - making 5 string fireworks; Banjo on the Bosporus - Bela Fleck chronicles the '84 Turkish tour; The conversion of Pat Metheny; Remembering Don Reno by Earl Scruggs, Bill Keith & Alan Munde; Workshops: Tony Rice, Chet Atkins, Byron Berline, David Grisman; more

1985 April Frets Guitar Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1988 Frets: Superchops! Pierre Bensusan, Steve Khan, Pat Flynn

Contents: Liz Carroll's Irish Fiddling; Deciphering musical shorthand; French Fingerstylist Pierre Bensusan; Jazz Ace Steve Khan; New Grass Revival's Pat Flynn; Frets visits Lowell Jacobs; Music: Fiddle: "Merle's Tune", "Out On the Road", Guitar: "Can't Stop Now", "Four A.M.", "Tafiya", "Anji", "Nocturnal", Banjo: "All the Good Times are Past and Gone", "Old Timey Rising Damp", Mandolin: Exercises; more

1988 August Frets Guitar Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1989 New Grass Revival on a roll - Nashville's superpickers compete in the land of plenty

Contents: New Grass Revival on a roll - Nashville's superpickers compete in the land of plenty; Strings of the Gipsy Kings; Harpist Andreas Vollenweider; Whippersnapper; On the house concert circuit - all the world's a stage so why not your living room; How to buy a harp; Frets visists Bruce Petros; Music: Fiddles / Mandocello / Guitar: "Romanitza"; Guitar: "Pelican", Open Chord Diagrams, "Thirteen Question Method"; Mandolin: "Learned Pigs & Fire-Proof Women" Banjo: "Avalon"; more

1989 June Frets Guitar Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1978 The New Grass Revival - Sam Bush, Courtney Johnson, Curtis Burch and John Cowan

Cover: The New Grass Revival - Sam Bush, Courtney Johnson, Curtis Burch and John Cowan

Contents: The New Grass Revival - Sam Bush, Courtney Johnson, Curtis Burch and John Cowan; Jimmy Driftwood and the Rackensack Players - proof that Ozark Culture still lives; Doc Lew - the life and times of Lew Childre; The South's favorite trio - the story of The Anglin Brothers; Mail Pouch Express; more

1978 November Bluegrass Unlimited Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com