Hey I’m curious to know what albums y’all’ve been listening to recently?
Here’s a list of what I’ve been listening to:
The Bluegrass Album - The Bluegrass Album Band
So Long So Wrong - Alison Krauss and Union Station
Del Mccoury Still Sings Bluegrass - the Del Mccoury Band
Hogan’s House of Music - Ron Block
Invisible Affliction - Dixie Jubilee
Same Kind of Different - the Family Sowell
Legacy - Dixie Jubilee
Landmark - Jake Workman
Landmark - Jake Workman
Crosses and Stones - The Lindsey Family
Ready to Go - Bryan Sutton
Homesick for a Country - The Petersens
Bluegrass That Swings - David Naiditch
And spending a lot of time recording our own Headin’ Home Bluegrass debut CD, so listening to that a ton of course, too! 
To be honest I haven’t had much time of late to listen to any albums. Been busy doing chores around the house. Working on some new tunes and doing some TV catch-up
I suggest: Joe Bonamassa an acoustic evening at the Vienna opera house (live). Very cool stuff! Check it out let me know if you dig it.
Blake & Rice
Brian Sutton - Bluegrass Guitar
Tobias Rauscher Memories
The Purple Hulls
Hot and spicy flat picking favorites
Right now I’m rotating 4 Junior Sisk, 3 Sideline, and one Blue Moon Rising discs with various things by Justin Branum
If y’all haven’t heard Andy Leftwich’s Ride yet, you should definitely go listen to it. I’d say it’s somewhat similar to Jake Workman’s Landmark, but more fiddle/mandolin driven vs guitar. Also, Travis Alltop and Friends’ I’m Goin’ That Way is an incredible gospel album, probably my favorite. To me, it’s a perfect example of what good bluegrass band dynamics sound like.
Landmark - Jake Workman
Noam Pikelny plays Kenny Baker plays Bill Monroe
Live in Prague - Doyle Lawson
Bluegrass 96 - Scott Vestal
The Late & Great - Carl Story
The Bluegrass Gospel collection- Carl Story
And mostly just a bunch of random instrumentals/covers, By Ricky Skaggs & KY Thunder
that’s a good one! Although I like raspberry better 
@JonathanFell Strawberry is sweeter, and the seeds don’t seem to get stuck between your teeth like raspberry seeds do.
True, true. But for some reason I’ve always liked raspberry. It just suits my taste buds best 
but if we are talking homemade, I think I like strawberry better.
Some people I listen to:
Bontrager family
Wissmann family
Weaver family
Andy Leftwich
Headin Home Bluegrass
Travis Clark
Well this is a fun thread to revive!
I don’t have any new listening recently (suggestions?), but these are some of my top albums/songs from the past year:
Anything by Keith Green, but especially For Him Who Has Ears to Hear
Rich Mullins - Songs
The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds, The Smile Sessions
Joshua Lee Turner - Public Life
Tom Petty - Full Moon Fever
Julian Lage and Chris Eldridge - “Old Grimes”
Julian Lage - “Gardens”, “Peru”, “Day and Age” (I started to learn some of these, with, er… debatable success)
Nickel Creek - “Destination”, “21st of May”
The Ellis Family - “Go Ask the Blood”
Yes - “Roundabout”
Toto - “Africa”
(As well as anything by Tony Rice, James Taylor, New Grass Revival, and Pat Metheny Group which are some of my go-tos but weren’t new enough to make the list.)
You seem to like family bands. My favorites are The Lindsey Family, The Cockman Family, and The Waddington Brothers. (Waddington Brothers aren’t on streaming but they have a CD you can buy)
I’ll look those up. Thanks for the suggestions!
That’s fun, I’m friends/acquaintances with all three.
Recently I’ve been listening mostly to Gordon Lightfoot. I recently got into his “song for a winter’s night” and “brave mountaineers”, both pretty much instant favorites.
