Podcast from today’s Bluegrass & Friends Radio Hour is now available.

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Run Little Rabbit Run - Stringbean
Crow Black Chicken - Bad Livers
All I Got Is Gone Away - John Hartford
Dark And Empty - Jackstraw
Blue Railroad Train - Delmore Brothers
Deep River Blues - Doc Watson
Sweet Little Miss Blue Eyes - Jim & Jesse
Yellow Pages - Don Reno & Bill Harrell
1952 Vincent Black Lightning - Del McCoury
Down Greasy Creek - Tony Furtado
I’ll Be Gone - Dwight Yoakam
Wayfaring Pilgrim - Ola Belle Reed
Little Maggie - Stanley Brothers
Streetcar - John Hartford
Fire On The Mountain / Chug-A-Lug - Kentucky Colonels
Midnight Train - Amos Brothers
Froggy Went A’Courtin - Red Allen (The Kentuckians)
Three Days From Home - Walter Hensley
Drink Up And Go Home - Jimmy Martin

Hypothetical: it’s 6am on a Friday morning, you’re standing at the airport, fully rested with a rental car and no where to be until your flight back out Monday morning. So you have three days over the weekend to blow and you’re hunting for old bluegrass & old-time vinyl. What do you do, which way do you head?

Podcast from today’s show is now available. Have a listen.

SET LIST:

Barefoot Nellie — Don Reno & Red Smiley
Yellow Pages — Don Reno & Bill Harrell
Gold Digger — Don Reno & Bill Harrell
Drink Up And Go Home — Jimmy Martin
Hold Watcha Got — Jimmy Martin
Dim Lights Thick Smoke — The Pike Family
Cash On The Barrelhead — Jim & Jesse
Train 45 — Jimmy Martin
High On A Mountain - Del McCoury
I’ve Endured — Del McCoury
Yours Forever Blue — Steve Earle & The Del McCoury Band
Leroy’s Dustbowl Blues — Steve Earle & The Del McCoury Band
Midnight Tears — The Steeldrivers
Another Night — Ricky Skaggs
Muleskinner Blues — Buzz Busby
Nobody’s Love Is Like Mine — Dub Crouch & Norman Ford
Sin City — J.D. Crowe & The New South
East Virginia Blues — J.D. Crowe & The New South
Grassy Fiddle Blues — Kenny Baker
Willow Garden — Bobby Atkins
Pike County Breakdown — Bobby Atkins
Panama Red — Old & In The Way
Dusty Miller — Herb Smoke

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Today’s Bluegrass & Friends Radio Hour will feature tracks from Jimmy Martin, Don Reno, Del McCoury, JD Crowe, Kenny Baker, The Steeldrivers and more. You can listen @ 3pm (PST) live by visiting http://wkradio.com

Podcast from today’s show is now available. Have a listen.

SET LIST:

Tater Tate & Allen Mundy — John Hartford (1976)
Hello City Limits — Red Allen & The Kentuckians (1965)
Lonesome Hobo — Del McCoury (1976)
Hills of Roane County — Jackstraw (2002)
Oldest Man — Pig Iron (2000)
I’m Just Here to Get My Baby Out of Jail — Red Allen & Frank Wakefield
I Didn’t Love You Much Anyhow — The Kentucky Gentlemen (1974)
Get in Line Brother — The Amos Brothers & The West Virginia Boys (1975)
Wayfaring Pilgrim — Ola Belle Reed (1972)
High on the Mountain — Ola Belle Reed (1972)
Walking the Five — The Dutton Brothers (1969)
Crying Holy — The Dutton Brothers (1969)
Pretty Polly — The Kentucky Cut-ups (1966)
Midnight Train — The Amos Brothers & The West Virginia Boys (1975)
Frodo’s Journey — The Bluegrass Alliance (1975)
I Am a Pilgrim — The Kentucky Colonels
Poor Ellen Smith — Ted Lundy (1975)
Groundhog — Bill Clifton (1963)
Doin’ My Time — John Hartford & David Grisman (2003)

Show starts at 3:00pm, PST
(That’s 6pm, Eastern Standard)

new link to listen live -> http://wkradiodj.com

First track will be from John Hartford’s “Mark Twang” LP. Second track will be pulled from a 1965 LP by Red Allen & The Kentuckians. From there, we’ll see what happens. I’ll be shocked if we don’t get to some Del McCoury and/or Kentucky Colonels before all is said and done.

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Listen in, starting @ 3pm (PST) @ http://wkradio.tumblr.com or on iTunes radio

Happy Birthday Bill!

Just came across this great photo on Brian Jiguere’s website while prepping a Bill Monroe Birthday editon of the show for this week. What a shot!