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Labor Day Weekend 2025

This article is reprinted from the August 2025 SEBA Breakdown, written by David Prince. SEBA members get to read great, exclusive articles like this and many, many more every month in SEBA’s award-winning Breakdown. Join SEBA!

Two of our long standing and most popular Georgia bluegrass festivals have paused for Labor Day Weekend — Armuchee and Racoon Creek — while a new festival — RamblerFest — makes its Labor Day debut. Read this article for all the details.

SEBA Central Chapter VP

After an illustrious 11 years as the SEBA Central Chapter Vice President, Walter Stark is stepping aside to allow some other SEBA Member to enjoy the excitement and rewards of running the SEBA Central Chapter Meetings and Jams. Read more…

Headin’ Home – A Dynamic 6-Piece Family Bluegrass Band From Savannah, GA

This article is reprinted from the November 2023 SEBA Breakdown, written by David Belcher.

Headin’ Home is a family band hailing from Bloomingdale, GA, near Savannah. This seasoned family band is a refreshing burst of youthful energy, red-hot picking, chilling vocal harmonies, an entertaining stage show, and uplifting, faith-based music rooted in the traditional bluegrass sound.

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IBMA and The Broken Compass Bluegrass Band

This article is reprinted from the November 2023 SEBA Breakdown, written by David Belcher. It is reprinted here so that non-members can get a sense of what membership brings.

The Broken Compass Bluegrass Band traveled from their home in California to the recent IBMA Festival and documented their experience on video.

Genesis: The Origins of a Song: Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown?

This article is reprinted from the July 2023 SEBA Breakdown, written by Lady Outlaw.

The popular old Baptist hymn, Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown?, written in 1897 by Eliza E. Hewitt and set to a melody by John R. Sweney, can be found as No. 787 in the Baptist Sankey hymnal.

It has been recorded numerous times by American country and bluegrass music artists such as George Jones, Ferlin Husky, Alison Krauss, the Cox Family, Reba McEntire, and many others.

The only biblical reference to stars in a crown is found in twelfth chapter verse 1 of

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