Steeldrivers on Woodsongs
The Steeldrivers paid a visit this week to Michael Jonathon’s Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour. The show airs live on Monday evenings from Lexington, KY in both audio and video formats, and the shows are available for online viewing after the fact.
Their performance can now be seen on the Woodsongs web site, where they perform a number of songs from their recently released, self-titled project on Rounder and talk with Jonathon about their music.
Singer-songwriter Carrie Newcomer also guests on this show.
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Online video for this past Monday's edition of the Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour featuring The Grascals is now available.
The guys sing a number of songs from their latest CD, Keep On Walkin', and host Michael Jonathon talks with each of them in turn over the course of the show.
Windows Media video...
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Rhonda Vincent's performance on Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour this past Monday is now available online.
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The online video (Windows Media) shows that...
The appearance by Larry Keel & Natural Bridge on WoodSongs Old Time Radio Hour from this past Monday - which Brance had mentioned earlier - can now be viewed as an online video.
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They are the sole...
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Cadillac Sky's recent performance on the WoodSongs Old Time Radio Hour is now available online. WoodSongs is hosted weekly by folksinger Michael Jonathon, and is carried by more than 450 radio stations worldwide.
You can choose to watch streaming video of the program, or listen to streaming audio...
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Boys of the Lough may be the most widely...
The video from this week's edition of the Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour with Michael Martin Murphey can now be viewed online.
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They perform a number of songs from...
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