Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver — the Grammy nominated and 7-time winner of International Bluegrass Music Association's Vocal Group of the Year Award — is next on this season of Jubilee. Lawson and Quicksilver have produced nearly 40 albums together and have won multiple music awards throughout the years. Lawson, who grew up in Tennessee, was influenced early on by Bill Monroe's "high lonesome" sound. When Lawson was a child, his father sang gospel music in an a cappella quartet, which helped to influence his love of music. In a Jubilee interview, Lawson talks about other musical influences. "What makes me want to continue to do this and makes it satisfying, it's really easy to answer that -- it's the love of music," Lawson said. Quicksilver performs, among other songs: "Love on Arrival," "Tennessee Banjo Man," "Country Store" and "I'm That Country." To watch more of Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver or other performances from the 17th season of KET's Jubilee, visit http://www.ket.org/jubilee/archive.fwx