Bluegrass radio in spades
Today (1/16) is a banner day for finding choice bluegrass online. After the Mountain Heart and David Bromberg live set at noon on WDVX, there are three other opportunities on broadcast and online radio.
At 1:00 p.m., Ralph Stanley II will join Gracie Muldoon for a live interview on WorldWideBluegrass.com, cybercasting bluegrass 24/7 on the internet. He’ll be talking about his superb new CD, This One Is II, which was released this past September.
Then at 3:00 p.m., switch over to WNCW to hear a live set from Steep Canyon Rangers. They have a show with Larry Keel at the Orange Peel in Asheville, NC and will make a stop in Spindale to pick and sing – and talk about all things SCR – at the WNCW studio.
Catch the show broadcast in western NC at 88.7, or via online streaming online.
Finally, The Steeldrivers have a spot on tonight’s Friday Opry, appearing in the opening (9:00-9:30 p.m.) segment. You can always hear The Grand Ole Opry over the air from Nashville at WSM 650 AM, cybercast at wsmonline.com.
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There are a number of great opportunities to catch some live bluegrass on TV and radio over the next few days, many being streamed online.
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Blue Plate Special on WDVX has live sets from banjo picker extraordinaire Danny Barnes, and fiddler/vocalist Barbara Lamb. The show airs at noon in the Knoxville market at 102.9 FM, and via live streaming online. You can also...
We heard from Gracie Muldoon at Internet radio station WorldwideBluegrass that they will be cybercasting from the Festival of the Bluegrass in Lexington, KY tomorrow and Saturday, starting at 2:00 p.m.
A number of WWB show hosts will be on hand, interviewing performers, festival goers and fans, with...
We just got a note from our good friend Gracie Muldoon, station manager at WorldWideBluegrass.com. She wrote to let us know that Steep Canyon Rangers would be her guest today on the Muldoon In The Afternoon show. The SCR guys will surely be crowing about the fact that the title track from their current...
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Dennis tells us that...
More great bluegrass is on tap in this Saturday night's Grand Ole Opry radio broadcast. The Del McCoury Band and Ralph Stanley and The Clinch Mountain Boys are featured this week, as are The Whites and Jesse McReynolds & The Virginia Boys.
GAC TV is running a live program on Grand Ole Opry Live this...
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