Into New York Yuma Arizona to the Yukon and northern Canada over $500.00 stations are world wide and we celebrate the magnificent world of independent and grassroots music on our stage you don t have to be famous to be on wood songs you just have to be very very good and that is certainly the case of both artists one is a national champion of what she does the other group just got nominated the other day for a Grammy award isn t that wonderful if they could be on the phone right now and we ve got an amazing little kid to introduce to you so let s get started 1st artist is one of the world s foremost fingerstyle guitarist she s the very 1st female to win the national fingerpicking guitar championship Guitar Player magazine has praised her and her album has a voted as one of the top 10 best albums in the world she s got this amazing album with some amazing packaging which we re going to talk about this cd is called Eclipse this is a tune called Why worry please welcome our very good fri
831480999 I defy my to find well people dial that number you know stop and Steve I think the Wildcat Mountain Ramblers are ready to go already when I go in there and sure will give you a signal when you get there and pass it over to you rather. Blow it to 6029. In the 408 area code and 831-480-1999 extension 31 area code and we re going to go directly and a few moments here to the live studio and we have the Wildcat Mountain Ramblers coming in and there stomping Steve I can see him through the window. Lined up with the microphone there here it comes and we re just about transfer over this is k k p Cupertino 91.5 Listen sponsored radio for this band runner a bit here is and. I. Think I would say we re kind of sad to read Sam s fire to. Someone else once a month. Oh it was all right Ok well I m stopping Steve and. The 1st man to I have for my 2nd of the marathon and Santa Cruz Mountains I d like to welcome Wildcat grammars are here. Going to perform for you for the next still 4045 minut
It. Would be a shock and awe the end of the summer. Up the. Age. This is Katie you are Durango and the time is 8001 p. M. Programming on Katie you are is made possible by the Durango Telegraph Durango s independent weekly newspaper that is available just about everywhere in around and outside of town the Durango Telegraph provides a mix of news you know tame and opinion and advice with coverage of local events and happenings in a weekly package more information can be found by calling the telegraph offices at 2590133 The Durango Telegraph think outside the box you are tuned into the visibility breakdown regrets show the time is now 801 pm My name is Stephanie I m up here at the radio station with my husband and my co-host Patrick he s the one you ve been hearing for the last hour and a half thinks Patrick or myself out there had to go back to Mike too. And so will a short set of music there we started off with a couple of tracks dedicated to Bill Emerson because today is his birthday
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Mynor fixed but for now it s Internet only streaming So again we. Encourage you and welcome your contributions through the Pay Pal function on descent the donate button on the home page of. And it ll take you to Pay Pal You can put your contribution on your credit card and thank you I m going to start as always with music of Bill Monroe. Level you. Folks. To. There. They. All right Stanley in the clinch mountain. With. Nothing to play with here east Virginia blues which sounds sounded considerably like poor wayfarer and stranger but you know things get. And prior to that from. Stanley and to clench Mountain Boys we heard brand new Tennessee Waltz piece written by Jesse Winchester I just love that song I still love that song and we started. With the 2 from Bill Monroe and his Bluegrass Boys from 1981 it was brakeman s blues written by Jimmy Rogers and that started the program with Uncle pan composition recorded in 1950. Some personnel run down on the Bill Monroe tracks reheard. Go