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    Laurie Lewis And The Right Hands On Mountain Stage

    Lewis is joined by Tom Rozum on mandolin, Max Schwartz on bass, Tatiana Hargreaves on fiddle and Justin Hiltner on banjo.
    by Adam Harris Aug 30, 2018 1 minute
    Laurie Lewis with Tom Rozum on mandolin, Max Schwartz on bass, Tatiana Hargreaves on fiddle and Justin Hiltner on banjo.

    A pioneering woman in bluegrass music, Laurie Lewis first fell in love with old-time, folk and bluegrass music at the Berkeley Music Festivalhe's been producer for 14 recordings and has become a passionate educator, teaching at camps and workshops around the country.

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