Michael Martin Murphey on Woodsongs
The video from this week’s edition of the Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour with Michael Martin Murphey can now be viewed online.
Murphey is doing the rounds promoting Buckaroo Blue Grass, his new album on Rural Rhythm, which features a number of his familiar hits along with a bunch of new songs recorded bluegrass style. On this outing, he has a top notch bluegrass band in tow: Casey Henry on banjo, Mike Bub on bass and Troy Engle on fiddle.
You can see the entire show, which also has a performance from Tom Rush, online.
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