Links

Links


    Some of our favorite places on the web:

    The Home Grown Music Network is where you'll find tons of the kindest freshest bands around. Bands all over the country spreading todays musical grooves. One thing all these bands have in common is the ability to groove or improvise. Check em out today! Providing national distribution for the hottest young acts today.

    Tour Dates is where you can find profiles on the top bands as well as our tourdates

    Rick Hubbard - we wish to give him a special thanks for his guidance

    The Magic Bus is another site that brings attention to the great bands that are all around us. This one does it geographically.

    Festival Finder is just that. You can search all of North America by date, location, performers or festival name.

    Grasshopper Highway is an exciting 5-piece acoustic rock band from Chapel Hill

    Relix is, well, you know.

    An Honest Tune is also a website companion for a magazine of the same name. The subject matter is mostly Widespread Panic.

    Walther Productions is one of Baltimore/Washington area's leading concert promoters. Known for producing the annual All Good Music Festival, Autumn Equinox Festival and Fourth of July Hemp Coalition Concert.

    Hootie & The Blowfish - Our friends from SC.

    Family Tree Productions has organized the Musical Preservation Society and No.1 Fan webzine. You can find everything you need to know about both here.

    Woodstick is the farm that Eat-A-Peach Jam was held at. It's in Campabello, SC. The owner, Barney Barnwell also has a Moonshiner's Reunion there.

    The Lonely Goat is a website companion for a North Carolina magazine that's all about the scene there.

    The Vermont Review initially concentrates on Vermont and bands from there. However, there are reviews, interviews, discussions and more with bands and personalities from all over.

    A personal site for top jam bands.

    Lauan Records is a new label dedicated to building a community of bands across the country. They produced the "Three Sets" CD and also Day By The River's new, all MP3 CD, "Watermarks."

    Jambands.com is an online magazine dedicated to, what else, jambands!

    Sessions at West 54th is a website packed with information on the Public Broadcast Service show of the same name hosted by David Byrne. Go here to see what the upcoming sessions are.

    Unsigned Radio also seeks out up and coming bands and brings them to our attention. They feature a band of the month. They have previously featured a couple of HGMN bands, Wise Monkey Orchestra and Foxtrot Zulu.

    Charney's Neato Home Page - Our amzingly talented web designer.

    Tapetree.com is the center of online tape treeing and trading. There's something for everybody here, including Home Grown trees every now and again.

    Becky's Schedule of Cool Music Stuff is a great place to find out what's going on with touring bands everywhere. It is arranged by date.

    Share The Groove is a radio show which features the ever changing and expanding genre of music that has infiltrated the venues, clubs, and bars of the world.

    PauseRecord is home of da Flower Punk. This site is packed with info, news and reviews. It has a section on taping, tools of the trade and an event finder.

    Signal to Noise is a magazine dedicated to improvised and experimental music. That means jazz, basically. Friend of HGMN Lee Abraham contributes to this mag.

    Epitonic.com is a site for sore ears. They are a campaign - a group of individuals who share a zealous lust for music - music that invades our thoughts, music that propels our bodies - music that allows us to revel in passion and pleasure. This is a great place to hear MP3's from bands you've never heard of. Big time variety.

    Desktop Guitarist is a program for all levels of guitar players. This thing has a tablature generator, guitar tuner, chord dictionary, accompaniment player and a MIDI file generator.

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