Alice Gerrard’s “No Never No” is based on a song she found in a songbook at a thrift shop. Alice Gerrard plays “No Never No,” which is based on a tune she found in a songbook at a thrift shop. She and ...

Alice Gerrard has been a musician, researcher, publisher, and advocate for old-time music for much of her life. She's best known for performing and recording bluegrass and country with West Virginian, ...

Alice Gerrard performs “Mary Johnson,” a song from the era of her collaboration with Hazel Dickens. In her epic and prolific career, Alice Gerrard is perhaps still best known for the music she made ...

Folk legend Alice Gerrard performs songs from communities that have inspired her. For 80 years, Alice Gerrard has studied, played and preserved American folk music, influencing countless musicians, ...

Alice Gerrard and her band perform the upbeat bluegrass instrumental “December Daisy.” Alice Gerrard performs the upbeat bluegrass instrumental “December Daisy” with Rebecca Branson Jones on banjo, ...

Alice Gerrard performs the bluegrass and gospel classic “Stormy Waters.” Alice Gerrard’s rendition of the bluegrass and gospel classic “Stormy Waters” delves into the anxiety and uncertainty of ...

Alice Gerrard combines two bluegrass songs into one tune that calls for community action. “Get Up and Do Right” by Alice Gerrard serves as a call to action for communities to prioritize positive ...

Alice Gerrard plays at her kitchen table in Durham as her dog, Polly, sits at her feet. ‘Follow the Music,’ an album that came about after a simple phone call, is up for a Grammy for best folk album.

This fall, Folkways reissued the first two LPs by the groundbreaking bluegrass duo of Hazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard. In celebration of these reissues and in honor of the duo's legacy and cultural ...

For 80 years, Alice Gerrard has studied, played and preserved American folk music, influencing countless musicians, including Emmylou Harris and Rhiannon Giddens. In addition to being one of the ...