Painting the American landscape with words and music
The Green Room at The Towne Crier
"Another Roadside Attraction" The Blue Mountain boys are Tom White on fiddle & banjo, Bob Stump on guitar, Roy Coates on bass with Andy Bing on dobro and mandolin. Video recorded by Fred Robbins at The Towne Crier in Pawling , NY For bookings e-mail rjstump@aol.com
New Cd Roadside Attraction Now Available
"The self-released 12 song CD from upstate New York’s Bob Stump & The Blue Mountain Band may well be the best bargain extant in roots music. Stump (guitar, vocals, songwriter), Roy Coates (bass, harmony vocals) and Tom White (fiddle, mandolin, harmony vocals), supplemented on half the tracks by the formidable Bill Keith on banjo, Andy Bing on dobro and mandolin and Guy "fooch"Fischetti on fiddle, go about their business with an easygoing grace, telling tales both poignant and warm-hearted, drawn as much from the ache as from the exhilaration of life on the road. On the band’s website Stump says he seeks to paint “the American landscape in words and music.” The landscape in question is as much about inner geography as it is the lay of the land—and every bit as affecting. Anyone who has a heart will want to take this trip." –David McGee The Bluegrass Express
"Bob knows how Bluegrass fits into the puzzle of Americana music and brings that music to life". Jeffrey Anzevino, president and founder, Hudson Valley Bluegrass Association
"sometimes I try to put the music behind the lyrics to evoke images of days gone by. Yet I want to move the listener forward through time on roads not yet taken".
