John Reischman’s highly anticipated solo album New Time & Old Acoustic is now officially released. This 14-track record spins the intertwined tale of John’s storied career in traditional and progressive music

Walk Along John is John Reischman’s first solo instrumental album in thirteen years, and it’s a triumphant return to form.

John Reischman and John Miller have released their third duo project, a sublime collection of mostly original jazz and Latin compositions for mandolin and guitar entitled Road Trip.

With Travelers, Butch Baldassari, Robin Bullock and John Reischman have brought three unique individual talents together to create a new genre of acoustic music–a common ground shared by the traditional dance styles of all cultures. They capture the elegant beauty of Latin waltzes, the mystical roots of Celtic melodies and the vitality of American fiddle tunes, proving that good music is good music, no matter where you find it. And you will find it on Travelers.

John Reischman and John Miller have released their second CD. There is a primary focus on sounds of Central and South America and the Caribbean, excursions into jazz and Celtic music, and a preponderance of original tunes.

Here’s one beauty of an album. John Reischman makes it strong, pretty, clean and rich, no matter what the mood or tempo. And as a bonus, he’s given us a blast of high pedigree, spanking new original tunes that pretty much cover the entire rooted landscape of Bill Monroe’s music.

John’s debut solo album serves up an exhilarating instrumental feast played with the crisp support of top acoustic players.