As he celebrates a big career milestone — the formation 30 years ago of his band, the Night Drivers — Chris Jones has turned once again to the country flavor that has served him so well through those decades. “How Small of Me,” his latest release from Mountain Home Music Company, wraps a characteristically complex meditation in the mid-tempo lilt of a mid-60s classic from the likes of George Jones.

Chris Jones & The Night Drivers are known for covering a wider range of subjects than the average bluegrass artist, but the quartet have only occasionally ventured into social commentary.

For their first single following their run of eight No. 1 songs, Chris Jones & The Night Drivers released “The Price Of Falling,” an energetic slice of straight-up bluegrass. Now, that song has followed suit and reached the No. 1 spot itself on Bluegrass Today, the same day the band premiered their music video filmed in Asheville, North Carolina.

During a recent performance at Isis Music Hall in Asheville, North Carolina, Mountain Home Music Company congratulated Chris Jones & The Night Drivers on having six songs from their album Make Each Second Last go to No. 1 on bluegrass radio charts.