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Blue Mountain
Blue Mountain formed in 1993 when brothers Cary and Keith Hudson teamed up with Jim Byrnes. They started playing traditional bluegrass with a focus on...
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Blue Mountain formed in 1993 when brothers Cary and Keith Hudson teamed up with Jim Byrnes. They started playing traditional bluegrass with a focus on storytelling, though the early years involved some financial strain and heavy touring. The trio kept at it, with Cary on vocals and guitar, Keith on bass, and Jim handling mandolin and fiddle.
Their debut album 'Blue Canoe' came out in 1996, and the title track became their most recognizable song. It did well on Canadian country charts. They followed it with albums like 'North Country' in 1998 and 'Home' in 2001, sticking to their folk and country roots without much fuss.
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