Biography

Sunday Mountain Bluegrass, the powerhouse ensemble that has been enchanting audiences with their authentic bluegrass sound, is thrilled to announce the release of their LIVE CD. Capturing the essence of their exhilarating performances, this album is a musical journey through the heart of Appalachia, showcasing the band's remarkable talent and the infectious energy that defines their live shows.

Title: "Sunday Mountain: LIVE in Lee County"

From lively upbeat tunes to soul-stirring country Gospel, "LIVE In Lee County" is a celebration of the rich bluegrass tradition. Recorded during a series of unforgettable performances, the album transports listeners to the intimate setting of a Sunday Mountain Bluegrass concert, where the music comes alive with raw emotion and virtuosity.

Key Tracks Include:

"Living the Right Life Now"
"Stop And Pray"
"Pass It On"
"Where Could I Go?"
"Thank You Dear Lord" (Thanksgiving Special!)
This LIVE CD is not just a collection of songs; it's an immersive experience that captures the camaraderie between the band members and the palpable connection with their audience. The authenticity of Sunday Mountain Bluegrass shines through in every note. Many of these tracks have never been released in the bluegrass genre before! Ryan wrote the song "Stop And Pray" from personal experience. Matt developed the arrangement for the song "Where Could I Go?" Adding some jazz and folk flavor to the beloved classic. Eli takes the lead on "Living the Right Life Now" with his old-time clawhammer-style banjo that many loved when he worked for Dolly Parton.

About Sunday Mountain Bluegrass:
Sunday Mountain Bluegrass is a dynamic ensemble that weaves a tapestry of traditional and contemporary bluegrass music. Hailing from the heart of Appalachia, the band consists of seasoned musicians whose passion for the genre is evident in every performance. Matt studied at Kentucky School of Bluegrass and Traditional Music in Hyden, KY, under Bobby Osborne.
Eli Delbridge played for Dolly Parton in TN, focusing on oldtime clawhammer-style banjo. Lea Delbridge currently is a music teacher. Sunday Mountain has a commitment to preserving the roots of Appalachian music while adding new flavors, all while sharing the Gospel message.