Fortunately, the only thing on fire at the GorgeGrass festival at Skamania County Fairgrounds in Stevenson, Wash., last weekend was the music. Onstage Sunday was a bluegrass gospel band featuring Dave Elliott on mandolin (you may know him as a radio host for OPB’s Music From the True Vine show), Tygh Trachsel on bass, Steve Reischman on guitar (his brother, John, is a celebrated mandolin player) and Mike Stahlman on banjo, who was a longtime member of Oregon band Sawtooth Mountain Boys.
Fortunately, the only thing on fire at the GorgeGrass festival at Skamania County Fairgrounds in Stevenson, Wash., last weekend was the music. Onstage Sunday was a bluegrass gospel band featuring Dave Elliott on mandolin (you may know him as a radio host for OPB’s Music From the True Vine show), Tygh Trachsel on bass, Steve Reischman on guitar (his brother, John, is a celebrated mandolin player) and Mike Stahlman on banjo, who was a longtime member of Oregon band Sawtooth Mountain Boys.
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Julie Schmidt and Patrick Connell of Portland band Julie & The Wayves.
Fortunately, the only thing on fire at the GorgeGrass festival at Skamania County Fairgrounds in Stevenson, Wash., last weekend was the music. Onstage Sunday was a bluegrass gospel band featuring Dave Elliott on mandolin (you may know him as a radio host for OPB’s Music From the True Vine show), Tygh Trachsel on bass, Steve Reischman on guitar (his brother, John, is a celebrated mandolin player) and Mike Stahlman on banjo, who was a longtime member of Oregon band Sawtooth Mountain Boys.
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