Cindy and I might be making some new bumpers tonight (Monday) for our 5 year birthday and the holidays.
If anyone (artists or fans) would like to give us a greeting I can possibly give you a call. Otherwise you can email me an mp3 up to 20 seconds.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Top 29 for 2012
1. "I'm Not Even Close" Georgette Jones
2. "I'm Barely Hanging On To Me" Johnny Paycheck
3. "No Yodelin On the Radio" Karen Collins
4. "One More Teardrop" Andy Vaughn and Driveline
5. "Got A Feelin For Ya" Kelly Willis
6. "Take Me Back To Tulsa" Colby Shepard
7. "Amigo's Guitar" Laura Cantrell
8. "My Own Kind Of Hat" Alan Jackson
1. "I'm Not Even Close" Georgette Jones
2. "I'm Barely Hanging On To Me" Johnny Paycheck
3. "No Yodelin On the Radio" Karen Collins
4. "One More Teardrop" Andy Vaughn and Driveline
5. "Got A Feelin For Ya" Kelly Willis
6. "Take Me Back To Tulsa" Colby Shepard
7. "Amigo's Guitar" Laura Cantrell
8. "My Own Kind Of Hat" Alan Jackson
9. "Riverboat Gambler" Eight Dollar Mountain
10. "Rose Garden" Lynn Anderson
11. "Thirty Years of Farming" James King
12. "Too Gone Too Long" Randy Travis
13. "This Weary Heart You Stole Away" Keith Whitley/Ricky Skaggs
14 "Tennessee Local" Carolyn Martin
15. "Me and Bobby McGee" Kris Kristofferson
16. "I Broke It" Buck Ford
17. "I'm a Walking Advertisment For the Blues" Karen Collins
18. "My Name is Jimmy Martin" Eight Dollar Mountain
19. "Here Comes Country" Joni Harms
20. "Until At Last I'm Home" Dailey and Vincent
21. "Skip A Rope" Henson Cargill
22. "Down Along the Dixie Line" Gillian Welch
23. "All Through Throwing Good Love After Bad" Verlin Thompson
24. "25 Minetes To Go" Johnny Cash
25. "Talkin Texan" Gary Nicholson
26. "Singing As We Rise" The Gibson Brothers
27. "Holding On To Nothing Left" Marty Stuart
28. "Your the Reason God Made Oklahoma" David Frizzell & Shelly West
29. "Why You Been Gone So Long" Lard Bucket
10. "Rose Garden" Lynn Anderson
11. "Thirty Years of Farming" James King
12. "Too Gone Too Long" Randy Travis
13. "This Weary Heart You Stole Away" Keith Whitley/Ricky Skaggs
14 "Tennessee Local" Carolyn Martin
15. "Me and Bobby McGee" Kris Kristofferson
16. "I Broke It" Buck Ford
17. "I'm a Walking Advertisment For the Blues" Karen Collins
18. "My Name is Jimmy Martin" Eight Dollar Mountain
19. "Here Comes Country" Joni Harms
20. "Until At Last I'm Home" Dailey and Vincent
21. "Skip A Rope" Henson Cargill
22. "Down Along the Dixie Line" Gillian Welch
23. "All Through Throwing Good Love After Bad" Verlin Thompson
24. "25 Minetes To Go" Johnny Cash
25. "Talkin Texan" Gary Nicholson
26. "Singing As We Rise" The Gibson Brothers
27. "Holding On To Nothing Left" Marty Stuart
28. "Your the Reason God Made Oklahoma" David Frizzell & Shelly West
29. "Why You Been Gone So Long" Lard Bucket
Monday, October 29, 2012
Happy 5th BRC
Now featuring our 5 year anniversary celebration. It was mid December 2007 when I got a chance to revamp what was Ram Radio on Live 365. I started out with a lot of classic's and a few of my favorite acts that were not featured much but fit my format (Most of my friends had not heard of Marti Brom or Terri Joyce who wrote our top song of 2008 "Blue Tattoo"). Our first bluegrass buzz was the release of the first albums of The Steeldrivers and Dailey and Vincent.
Our bluegrass hour started in 2008 and switched to rotation of Classic and Current in late 2010. In 2012 we added Del McCoury's radio show "Blue Side of Town" and a Western Swing hour each twice a week. I joined IBMA in 2010.
More memories coming
Our bluegrass hour started in 2008 and switched to rotation of Classic and Current in late 2010. In 2012 we added Del McCoury's radio show "Blue Side of Town" and a Western Swing hour each twice a week. I joined IBMA in 2010.
More memories coming
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Adds for Aug 20 Remembering Danny Roy Young
Wednesday August 20, 2008 I was excited about my upcoming 50th birthday. It happened to fall on a Thursday which meant a night with the Cornell Hurd crew at Joveta's. I could not believe I got a cell phone
message to call a friend and learn of the passing of my Austin guardian.
Danny gave me many rides to shows or from lunch at the Texacalli back to my hotel. I wonder what he would think of the changes south of the river such as the closing of more venues and changes around the Broken Spoke. I still get to Austin but I miss my dear friend.
Playlist adds
The Cornell Hurd Band
"Mad At You" version from Cool and Unusual Punishment
"Morning Noon and Night" A Stagecoach named Desire
"A Sinful Life" Ponty Bone and the Squeezetones
message to call a friend and learn of the passing of my Austin guardian.
Danny gave me many rides to shows or from lunch at the Texacalli back to my hotel. I wonder what he would think of the changes south of the river such as the closing of more venues and changes around the Broken Spoke. I still get to Austin but I miss my dear friend.
Playlist adds
The Cornell Hurd Band
"Mad At You" version from Cool and Unusual Punishment
"Morning Noon and Night" A Stagecoach named Desire
"A Sinful Life" Ponty Bone and the Squeezetones
BRC Top 20 Week Ending August 18
1. "You Win Again" Hank Williams
2. "Heart's Like Our's" Connie Smith/Marty Stuart
3. "Bridge Over Troubled Water" The Whitstein Brothers
4. "Gentle On My Mind" Richard Bennett
5. "My Heart Is On the Mend" Larry Stephenson
6. "She Dreams" Karen Collins
7. "Just Call Me Lonesome" Radney Foster
8. "Country Gal" Old Crow
2. "Heart's Like Our's" Connie Smith/Marty Stuart
3. "Bridge Over Troubled Water" The Whitstein Brothers
4. "Gentle On My Mind" Richard Bennett
5. "My Heart Is On the Mend" Larry Stephenson
6. "She Dreams" Karen Collins
7. "Just Call Me Lonesome" Radney Foster
8. "Country Gal" Old Crow
Medicine Show
9. "Making Believe" Merle Haggard
10. "Rose Garden" Lynn Anderson
11. "Amigo's Guitar" Laura Cantrell
12. "Can You Find It In Your Heart" Kitty Wells/Webb Pierce
13. "Saddle Bronc Girl" Ian Tyson
14. 'Singing As We Rise" The Gibson Brothers
15. "I Give You Music" Dennis Adkins
16. "Sick Sober and Sorry" Austin Music Band
17. "One More Teardrop" Andy Vaughn and Driveline
18. "Back In Your Arm's Again" The Mavericks
19. "I'll Keep Calling" JP Harris and the Tough Choices
20. "La Porte D'en Arriere" Gary Roadarmel & the Parrish Commissioners"
Nice week folks. Adding a couple Cornell Hurd tracks tonight to honor my buddy Danny who will be gone 4 years tomorrow. Grange Fair is this week and I hope to see and meet Leona Williams on Friday. I'm also excited for a bunch of Bluegrass friends for their recent achivements and nominations.
Oldest track of the week "You Win Again".
9. "Making Believe" Merle Haggard
10. "Rose Garden" Lynn Anderson
11. "Amigo's Guitar" Laura Cantrell
12. "Can You Find It In Your Heart" Kitty Wells/Webb Pierce
13. "Saddle Bronc Girl" Ian Tyson
14. 'Singing As We Rise" The Gibson Brothers
15. "I Give You Music" Dennis Adkins
16. "Sick Sober and Sorry" Austin Music Band
17. "One More Teardrop" Andy Vaughn and Driveline
18. "Back In Your Arm's Again" The Mavericks
19. "I'll Keep Calling" JP Harris and the Tough Choices
20. "La Porte D'en Arriere" Gary Roadarmel & the Parrish Commissioners"
Nice week folks. Adding a couple Cornell Hurd tracks tonight to honor my buddy Danny who will be gone 4 years tomorrow. Grange Fair is this week and I hope to see and meet Leona Williams on Friday. I'm also excited for a bunch of Bluegrass friends for their recent achivements and nominations.
Oldest track of the week "You Win Again".
BRC Top 20 Week Ending August 11
1. "La Porte D'en Arriere" Gary Roadarmel & the Parish Commissioners
2. "Back In Your Arms Again" The Mavericks
3. "Wine" The Lucky Tomblin Band
4. "Momma's On A Roll" Lee Ann Womack
5. "Jealously Insane" Johnny Bush
6. "Trademark" Carl Smith
7. "Detroit City" Bobby Bare
8. "One More Teardrop" Andy Vaughn and Driveli
2. "Back In Your Arms Again" The Mavericks
3. "Wine" The Lucky Tomblin Band
4. "Momma's On A Roll" Lee Ann Womack
5. "Jealously Insane" Johnny Bush
6. "Trademark" Carl Smith
7. "Detroit City" Bobby Bare
8. "One More Teardrop" Andy Vaughn and Driveli
ne
9. "Lackawanna County Blues" The Saddletones
10. "I'm Barely Hangin On To Me" Johnny Paycheck
11. "My Bucket's Got A Hole In It" Hank Williams Sr
12. "Farewell To Carolina" Carl Caldwell
13. "Rose Garden" Lynn Anderson
14. "Got A Feelin For Ya" Kelly Willis
15. "Here Comes Country" Joni Harms
16. "Grandpa's Barn" The Roys
17. "I'm Over You" The Boxcars
18. "Amigo's Guitar" Laura Cantrell
19. "And So It Goes" Don Williams
20. "Just Call Me Lonesome" Radney Foster
Can't wait until Wednesday evening and the IBMA announcments
Oldest track of the week "My Bucket's Got A Hole In It"
9. "Lackawanna County Blues" The Saddletones
10. "I'm Barely Hangin On To Me" Johnny Paycheck
11. "My Bucket's Got A Hole In It" Hank Williams Sr
12. "Farewell To Carolina" Carl Caldwell
13. "Rose Garden" Lynn Anderson
14. "Got A Feelin For Ya" Kelly Willis
15. "Here Comes Country" Joni Harms
16. "Grandpa's Barn" The Roys
17. "I'm Over You" The Boxcars
18. "Amigo's Guitar" Laura Cantrell
19. "And So It Goes" Don Williams
20. "Just Call Me Lonesome" Radney Foster
Can't wait until Wednesday evening and the IBMA announcments
Oldest track of the week "My Bucket's Got A Hole In It"
Friday, August 10, 2012
Playlist adds Aug 10 and 11
Pickin" California Slaid Cleaves Album Even More Songs of Route 66
"Freeborn Man" Jimmy Martin
"To a Sleeping Beauty" Jimmy Dean
Remembering Jimmy Martin (1927) and Jimmy Dean (1928) A Bluegrass legend and a singer who brought country music to mainstrem TV then moved to pork.
"The Last Letter" Rex Griffin
"Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon" Hardrock Gunter and the Dalhart Imperials
Born August 12, 1912 Rex was one of the early acts on Decca. Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon later became the theme song for Hank Penny. Alcoholism, and Diabetes killed him at age 46.
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"Freeborn Man" Jimmy Martin
"To a Sleeping Beauty" Jimmy Dean
Remembering Jimmy Martin (1927) and Jimmy Dean (1928) A Bluegrass legend and a singer who brought country music to mainstrem TV then moved to pork.
"The Last Letter" Rex Griffin
"Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon" Hardrock Gunter and the Dalhart Imperials
Born August 12, 1912 Rex was one of the early acts on Decca. Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon later became the theme song for Hank Penny. Alcoholism, and Diabetes killed him at age 46.
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