The show has begun, with a video presentation from our friend Wichita Rutherford.
The video is showing a young man listening to the radio and Wichita comes on. The young boy is transported through time by Wichita’s Grand Ole Time Machine. Wichita is giving the boy a lesson in the history of bluegrass music.
If you are a Wichita fan, you can use your imagination to envision it.
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Wichita Rutherford has invited Sam Bush to co-host his Sirius radio show, The Grand Old Time Machine, this week. The last time this duo worked together was the year Bush hosted the IBMA Award Show with Wichita co-hosting via video.
Wichita tells me they are going to have a good time with this. Sam...
We just heard from our friend Wichita Rutherford that Andy Hall, of The Infamous Stringdusters, will be his guest host this evening on his XM Radio show, The Grand Old Time Machine.
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I posted last week about a video that our pal Wichita Rutherford put up as a podcast (and in his blog). The video was recorded for and played at IBMA last month. In the video Wichita is playing cards with the guys from Three Ring Circle and tries out his Ricky Skaggs impression on them. It was bit to...
Our good friend Wichita Rutherford is hosting the family band Cherryholmes on his XM Radio show this afternoon.
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The Cherryholmes portion of the...
In other bluegrass radio news, today's the day for the launch of Wichita Rutherford's new show on XM, The Grand Old Time Machine, which Brance posted about last month.
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Mac Wiseman has been a little out of pocket lately due to a broken leg, but after his doctor gave him an "all clear" report, he called up his buddy Wichita Rutherford.
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Update: I've corrected the time for Tuesday's show. It's 3pm EST.
Our favorite Bluegrass time traveler, Wichita Rutherford, has brought yet another day under his control. Formerly Wichita had Friday and Saturday nights under his control, broadcasting his bluegrass music program, The Grand Old Time...
The Bluegrass Blog is proud to welcome Wichita Rutherford as a Guest Contributor.
Formerly a pool cleaner, Wichita is now a world renowned podcast superstar. His podcast 5minuteswithwichita.com has ushered bluegrass into the mainstream of the podcasting world. Each week he interviews a different bluegrass...
With the merger of Sirius and XM, some folks seem to have lost track of their favorite show, Wichita Rutherford's Grand Old Timemachine.
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My new time slot at SIRIUS/XM is 9 PM Eastern every Friday and then at 12...
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