Brand New Strings on WDVX
Brand New Strings, fresh off their win in the SPBGMA band championship earlier this month, will perform live tomorrow (2/28) on a special Saturday edition of Blue Plate Special on WDVX.
The band consists of Randall Massengill on guitar, Mike Ramsey on mandolin, Tim Tipton on bass, Stuart Wyrick on banjo and Matt Leadbetter on resonator guitar. They are currently at work on a debut CD, and audio for two new songs can be heard on their web site or MySpace page.
The shows airs at noon (EST), broadcast from Knoxville at 102.9 FM, and live worldwide via audio streaming.
The Grassabilies will also appear on Saturday’s program.
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Knoxville, TN based Brand New Strings has hired Matt Leadbetter to play resonator guitar with the group, bringing them back up to five pieces.
Matt had been working with Marty Raybon, and prior to that, with Lonesome River Band. Knoxville is his home town, so this was an easy move for him to make.
Brand...
Cadillac Sky will be the featured guests on a special Saturday edition of Blue Plate Special on WDVX tomorrow (1/24).
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WDVX broadcasts from Knoxville,...
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They will be performing songs from their debut CD, The Road Headin' Home, due for release on Pinecastle Records August 7. It has recently shipped to...
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Blue Plate Special airs at noon (EST),...
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Flatpicking Guitar Magazine editor Dan Miller will be accompanying...
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Blue...
Blue Plate Special typically airs during the week in Knoxville, TN on WDVX FM - Monday-Friday at noon (EST). This Saturday, however (12/13), they will be offering a special live remote broadcast from Pigeon Forge.
This show will air at noon, with a live concert featuring Barry Scott & Second Wind...
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Joining Audie...
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