The sparks the Bluegrass Moutaineers ignite performing traditional bluegrass music is unique. Their burning desire fueled by their experience and the music shared by four generations to continue a family tradition in one of the world's most loved music styles. The fourth generation of the Bluegrass Mountaineers, Chris Wilcox is learning the traditional bluegrass sound. In a quest to carry on the traditional bluegrass sound, the Bluegrass Mountaineers combine old time claw hammering and twin fiddling to their unique style. Members take turns showcasing their vocal and instrumental abilities. Their love for the genuine traditional bluegrass sound is evident every time they take the stage.

The Bluegrass Mountaineers have many qualities that make them unique, but the basics of their success lie in old fashioned hard work combined with shining star talent, that only appears to glow more brightly with each performance. They bring to each audience an energetic, entertaining, family-oriented show. They rely on its driving instrumentation and accurate vocals to produce their unique sound. They present a fast moving live performance, exploding with energy as they play ror the crowd, the music they love. Their powerfül stage presence is accented by a neat, clean-cut appearance that adds to the public appeal and the esteem of their fans they value so greatly. When people hear the Bluegrass Moutaineers they agree that they play their kind of music and are their kind of musicians.

The Bluegrass Mountaineers have achieved a variety of accomplishments. They have had the privilege of performing on the Grand Ole Opry, Nashville's Country Fan Fair, Ernest Tubb's

Midnight Jamboree, Summersville, Ralph Stanley's Bluegrass Festival, Chicago Folk Festival, The Wheeling Jamboree (W'WVA), a variety of television and radio shows and bluegrass festivals throughout the USA and Canada. Tom T. Hall and Dixie Hall signed Larry Efaw and the Bluegrass Mountaineers on their Blue Circle Record Label.