They’ve been hailed as the “First Family of American Music.” Now, on Tales From My Grandpa’s Pulpit, the Annie Moses Band and guest host Rory Feek, take us beyond the bright lights of the Grand Ole Opry and Carnegie Hall to hear their story. “One of the great figures in our family history was our Grandpa Riley, who was both the preacher and the deputy sheriff in a small mountain community in Oklahoma,” says Annie, the band’s lead. “This album is our ode to him.” It’s the latest project from a sibling band known for their show-stopping instrumental chops and powerful, multi-lead vocals. This studio album and live television special showcases the Annie Moses Band’s unique Americana sound: barnburner fiddling meets world-class arranging; iconic songs from the canon of heartland folk infused with classical finesse, and folk-rock originals that tell a story of faith salted by grit. From the title track to Ghost Riders In the Sky to Leaning On the Everlasting Arms to the records first sing, Old Hat - it’s a stunning journey. “Our grandpa had a saying, ‘It ain’t right to do nothin’ when something’ oughta be done.’ He believed in redemption and worked with forgotten men and women of the mountains. That’s the thread of Tales From My Grandpa’s Pulpit - sin, redemption, and resting in the arms of God.”