Jim was at Nick Anderson's Shady Creek Homecoming bluegrass gathering, so Marti did her first solo radio show in over five years. The music was mighty fine, and we hope you agree.
This is where Jim was:
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| Nick Anderson & Shady Creek at the Shady Creek Homecoming |
...and this is Marti and one of her baby possums that she mentioned on the show:
Tune in next Saturday for the last Red Rooster Party on the summer schedule which will also be the last Red Rooster Party on a Saturday. The show will move back to its historic time slot on Sundays 2-4 beginning August 31st. Yippee!
Jim & Marti
Artist / Song / Year
- Val and Pete / Yodel Blues / 1928
- Jesse Thompson & Byrd Moore / Killin' Blues / 1930
- Darby & Tarlton / Frankie Dean / 1930
- Callahan Brothers / Brown's Ferry Blues #2 / 1935
- Girls of the Golden West / I Want to Be a Real Cowboy Girl / 1935
- Blue Sky Boys / I'm Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail / 1936
- Monroe Brothers / Don't Forget Me / 1936
- Monroe Brothers / Just A Song Of Old Kentucky / 1936
- Morris Brothers / Let Me Be Your Salty Dog / 1938
- Jimmy Wakely & Fiddlin' Arthur Smith / Take Me Back to Tennessee / 1943
- Karl & Harty / Why Do Girls Wear Breeches? / 1945
- Homer & Jethro / Poor Little Liza, Poor Girl / 1947
- Rosalie Allen & Billy Williams / He Lived In Texas (And She Lived In Arkansas) / 1948
- Ernest Tubb & Red Foley / Texas vs. Kentucky / 1950
- The Louvin Brothers / I'm Changing the Words to My Love Song / 1951
- Jimmie Davis / The Davis Limited / 1931
- Goebel Reeves & The Texas Drifter's / Cowboy's Lullaby / 1934
- Delmore Brothers / Blow Your Whistle Freight Train / 1935
- J. E. Mainer's Mountaineers / The Longest Train / 1935
- Patsy Montana / I Want To Be A Cowboy's Sweetheart / 1935
- Crowder Brothers / Depot Blues / 1936
- Wade Mainer / Train Carry My Girl Back Home / 1937
- Woody Guthrie and Cisco Houston / Whoopie Ti-Yi-Yo, Get Along Little Dogies / 1945
- Curley Fox / The Wreck Of The 1256 / 1947
- Roy Hall / Polecat Blues / 1941
- T. Texas Tyler / You Doggone Son of a Gun / 1946
- Merle Travis / Nine Pound Hammer / 1946
- Judy Perkins / The Moon Still Shines On The Moonshine Still / 1949
- Little Jimmy Dickens / Hillbilly Fever / 1949
- Gene O'Quinn / The Pinball Millionaire / 1950
- Arthur Smith / More Guitar Boogie / 1946
- T. Texas Tyler / T. Texas Boogie / 1946
- Red Foley / Tennessee Saturday Night / 1947
- Hawkshaw Hawkins / Dog House Boogie / 1948
- Eddie Miller / Motel Time / 1950
- Chuck Wagon Gang / The Church In The Wildwood / 1936
- Karl & Harty / Gospel Cannon Ball / 1941
All selections from the French compilation of American country music titled "Les Triomphes de la Country Music"
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