The Grascals released a great album through Cracker Barrel earlier this year and now they've released this fantastic new project that pays tribute to The Andy Griffith Show. Read on to find out how the album stacks up.

Bluegrass and country music band The Grascals has married two of their biggest loves, music and The Andy Griffith Show. Get to know more about Dance Till Your Stockings Are Hot And Ravelin,' the iconic group's new album in this exclusive new interview.

The Grascals first album for their own label is a star-studded affair which features the likes of Dolly Parton, Brad Paisley, The Oak Ridge Boys, Dierks Bentley, Joe Nichols and more. Check out what we have to say about it.

The Grascals have steadily built up their career over the years with a string of fantastic album releases including last year's Famous Lefty Flynn's. In this feature article, the six-piece band discusses their career and their just-released Cracker Barrel-exclusive album.

This video is from the forthcoming The Grascals & Friends album that will be available exclusively at Cracker Barrel Old Country Store in early January 2011.  The song features Dolly Parton.

Two-time IBMA Entertainers of the Year The Grascals have parted ways with Rounder Records, the label that has been instrumental in the group's success since 2004.  The group released four albums over this period, including this year's The Famous Lefty Flynn's album.

This inventive video was directed by singer/songwriter Marcel. In addition to writing "This Ain't No Love Song" for Trace Adkins and "Nothing To Lose" for Josh Gracin, Marcel also directed Clay Walker's "She Won't Be Lonely Long" video.

It's not often that bluegrass, country music's sister genre, sends a single to mainstream radio. With this take on The Monkees' #1 single from years ago, The Grascals are doing jsut that.  Does this talented band's take on a classic song work or does it fail?

Not the 'stereotypical' bluegrass band,   The Grascals are based and Nashville and are unafraid to record songs that take them away from tradition.  Does this album carry on their tradition of making strong cohesive albums?

Here's the mighty Grascals group singin' "Christmas Time's A Comin'" with Charlie Daniels.