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Welcome to EvO:R Entertainment |
The Virtual Kiosk CD Store
Over 250 pages of CDs with nearly 4,000 artists listed in this Virtual Mall. The EvO:R Virtual CD Mall
has been responsible for over 6,000 Independent CD sales since opening. We don't actually stock or sell the CDs,
we simply list each CD by genre and link the visitor to websites such as CD Baby and Peacework Music Network for the sale.
We also offer Guitar Kits, T-Shirts and plenty more.
Open 24 hours a day 7 days a week...
TOP COUNTRY: Bluegrass
 | CLIFF WAGNER & THE OLD #7: take me back to the delta
Sizzling Appalachian Bluegrass, the very same music played by The Stanley Brothers, Jimmy Martin, and Larry Sparks.
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 | FUR DIXON AND STEVE WERNER: live on the nixon tapes
Two of today's best songwriters team up for an album of infectious new traditional songs from the backroads of America. Great bluegrassy guitar pickin' & harmony singing guaranteed to cure what ails ya and plant a smile on yer mug.
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 | NICKEL CREEK: little cowpoke
This is Nickel Creek when they were just kids. Amazing bluegrass renditions of popoular cowboy tunes, fun for children and the whole family.
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 | BYRON HILL: gravity...and other things that keep you down to earth
An acoustic adventure from one of Nashville’s leading songwriters, with stellar performances by some of the best players around.
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 | BLACK MOUNTAIN BLUEGRASS BOYS: black mountain bluegrass boys 1968-1973
These boys embrace bluegrass tunes that connect with the upland South, like "Lonesome Ruben" and "Midnight Storm" by the Stanley Brothers.
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 | THOMAS BAILEY: brilliancy
Straight old-time Appalachian fiddle tunes single-handedly wrought by a long time veteran of the Central/Southwest Virginia tradition, a genuine article.
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 | MISTY RIVER: live at the backgate stage
Compelling Harmonic Voices--Where folk, country and bluegrass converge into Americana. This upbeat live album is a nice complement to their studio album, Rising.
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 | FALLEN ANGELS: fallen angels
Their vocally driven style weaves elements of country, folk and bluegrass into an entertaining blend of original music.
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 | MIDDLE SPUNK CREEK BOYS: table for one
The fourth album by Minnesota's ancient and venerable bluegrass band, going even further afield stylistically, but always keeping a foot firmly on bluegrass first base.
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 | JACI RAE: can't push a river
New Country with Bluegrass mix. The reviews are in, with most people loving every single track. Here is just one quote: "I love every track and shows very clearly what an excellent singer Jaci Rae is." Lionel McGuire, DJ 101.5 FM Country Harvest
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 | EDWARD JAMES RICHARD: jimmy brown the newsboy
Bluegrass and old-time favorites and a few original tunes featuring cross-picking guitar, banjo, fiddle, mandolin and harmony singing.
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 | MOUNTAIN THERAPY: natural blend
BLUEGRASS with a "heart-Felt" message. Tight harmonies and high spirited acoustic instrumentation done with banjo, guitar, mandolin and upright bass. A must have for all bluegrass and "roots" music lovers.
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 | THE ORCHARD BOYS: bringing it back
Equally at home with Traditional and Progressive styles of Bluegrass music, they have wonderful three and four-part harmony in their vocal arrangements; the kind that can only come from sibling voices.
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 | DOC WATSON AND DAVID HOLT: legacy
A revealing and entertaining portrait of a five-time Grammy winner and world class flat-picking guitar player.
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 | THE BOOTLEG REMEDY: cutting time
"The crossroads where Louis Armstrong and Bill Monroe meet... One of the greatest Dixieland/old-timey revivalists of the early 21st century" with a little Western Swing and some provocative original material thrown in.
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