Courthouse Records

Courthouse Records was founded in 1987 by Wally Thulin, local promoter of bluegrass concerts and band manager in Richmond, VA, and co-founder of JAMinc, a non-profit LLC dedicated to music education. Wally started in music by voluntarily assisting Heights of Grass promoter Al Hopper in the '70's. He then managed two local bluegrass groups Dixie Reign (no releases) and Virginia Rail whose third LP album "On Time" kicked off his Label in 1987. This led to a total of 11 released CD's of various genres on the Courthouse Records label.