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All Aboard 4:280:00/4:28
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Border Ride 2:200:00/2:20
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Frisky Fingers 3:190:00/3:19
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0:00/3:34
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Lonesome River 3:490:00/3:49
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Russian Grass 3:020:00/3:02
150 Word Bio
From hard drivin' banjo solos to four part harmony singing, blues infused mandolin breaks and hair-raising fiddle tunes, this quintet covers all the bluegrass bases. Some nights, when the moon is just so, you can even hear the wail of a lonesome dobro.
For many years the Cut-Ups have been performing their brand of Canadian bluegrass across the country and their performances have been described as "engaging, invigorating and just plain unified jollification" by audience members. The Cutups include Jess Reimer on bass, Jeremy Hamm on mandolin and fiddle, fiddler Jeremy Penner, banjo/dobro player Tim Osmond and guitarist T.J. Blair. All sing two, three and four part harmonies in a bluegrass style over original compositions and traditional numbers.
To hear them come together to perform as a bluegrass band is sure to lure fans of The Stanley Brothers, Jim & Jesse McReynolds, Bill Monroe, Hazel Dickens and others from the bluegrass canon.
85 Word Bio
From hard drivin' banjo solos to four part harmony singing, blues infused mandolin breaks and hair-raising fiddle tunes, this quintet covers all the bluegrass bases. Some nights, when the moon is just so, you can even hear the wail of a lonesome dobro.
The Cutups include Jess Reimer on bass, Jeremy Hamm on mandolin and fiddle, fiddler Jeremy Penner, banjo/dobro player Tim Osmond and guitarist T.J. Blair. All sing two, three and four part harmonies in a bluegrass style over original compositions and traditional numbers.
Photo by Kevin Roy
Photo by Little Jack Films
“The effortless manner with which they are able weave in and out soloing, yet never seem to break the flow of the song. Individually, they are all wonderful players but together they are engaging, invigorating and just plain unified jollification. I am on the train and I implore you, when I quote my grandfather, who was once the station master at Union Station just down the street. All Aboard! By the way, that also happens to be the name of their new single.” - Garth Sackrison