More bluegrass radio for 12/12
Here are two other special bluegrass shows being cybercast online today.
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 listen to the show online via live streaming.
Then at 1:oo, Gracie Muldoon kicks off a special extended version of Muldoon In The Afternoon on WorldWideBluegrass.com. She’ll speak with Tim Seabolt, whose debut CD, Grandpa’s Gibson, was released earlier this year, and then at 2:00 with the one and only Charlie Daniels who will join her live from Las Vegas.
The timing works out just great. If you are tethered to your computer today, you can catch Ron Block at 11:00, Danny Barnes and Barbara Lamb at noon, Tim Seabolt at 1:00 and Charlie Daniels at 2:00. All times (EST).
Later this evening, you can also catch Ralph Stanley, Mike Snider and Bobby Osborne on The Grand Ole Opry broadcast, streamed live at wsmonline.com from 9:00 to 11:00.
And don’t forget IIIrd Tyme Out and Barry Scott on WDVX on Saturday at noon.
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