“They’re young, bright, articulate, immensely talented, and they can sing in the old style or in their own style,” says award-winning Blue Highway guitarist, singer and songwriter Tim Stafford, who produced Fork In The Road, the sextet’s February 2007 debut for Sugar Hill.
Untangling the threads of the Infamous Stringdusters’ origin is nearly impossible, thanks to the breadth of professional associations and friendships that brought its members together in various combinations. Still, a few highlights are worth noting, from the joint tenure that Andy Hall, Jeremy Garrett and Jesse Cobb shared in three time IBMA Male Vocalist of the Year Ronnie Bowman’s band, The Committee, to the initial encounter between Hall and Chris Pandolfi in Boston, where Hall had graduated from the Berklee School of Music not long before Pandolfi became the first student there admitted with the banjo as his principal instrument, to the lengthy search that resulted in Colorado jamgrass mainstay Travis Book’s joining the band, and the old friendships that led them to Andy Falco. Indeed, the six musicians’ resumes cut a swath across the bluegrass mainstream — and beyond...
this video is the ISD sittin in with the Sam Bush Band at Otis Mt. Music Festival August 18th

this video is Sam Bush and Scott Vestal sitting in with us at Floyd Fest in Virginia July 26thThis video is from Telluride June 22nd, featuring the greatest Dancer this world has ever known. seriously, this guy is amazing...

Video from KSUT Studios in March

Greyfox 2007 Encore
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