I got one from my very own sister and she lives in Lakewood she can t even hear k r z a most of the time but when she s down here she listens to it and she wants to support me so here we go folks for ballads and bluegrass Let s do this my sister Lynette has offered a $150.00 challenge match so call now even if you can only pledge $10.00 it s going to get doubled but she got a call during ballads and bluegrass and please don t wait until the last 5 minutes because I hate when people do that it gives gives me heart palpitations and that s not good for me so I meet my sister halfway won t you she s offering $150.00 which when this is met it will mean $300.00 for k r z 871-958-9884 extension 4 or Well that s our only number now. Because quite honestly it doesn t really cost. Long distance if you re calling on a cell phone there s no charge for it even if you re on a landline those charges are negligible negligible so we ll continue to offer you the area code 719-589-8844 Ok I ve read the
Moving. Sled. One of the great singer songwriter protest singers of the 20th century Chuck Berry from a collection from a German label called You Can t Catch Me A Little mano mix their. School days yeah school is back school s back. A song that kind of haunted me for the last a lot of songs today have been kind of haunting me and now I have and I m going to have them haunt you for a little while Josh Ritter with you don t make it easy for my collection from PUT IN MY of American folk music. From the true life trio your album called home voices from here in the Bay Area former members of keep and we heard the old Mexican folk song called La yo Drona one of the members Bridget Boyle is teaming up with areal Lang and they have a new album called Way ferry and they re going to be giving a show the story on Saturday the 14th a week from today before that some very rollicking Renaissance music from a group called on somebody s unicorn an anonymous 14th century Italian. That had Oh not quit
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For the. First. Blues. and we re nearing the end of a patchwork quilt am God before turning things over to Leo Wallenberg and now bluegrass signal up until 8 o clock tonight here on k l w I want to let you know that you ve been listening to a number of all wonderful mandolin based seasonal instrumentals the 1st led by Adam Stafford. We wish you a Merry Christmas then Ricky Skaggs gave us Christmas time s a common Santa Claus Is Coming To Town was done by the Tony Williamson trio. Classic Album from the eighty s David Grisman. Sam played Let it snow let it snow let it snow. Original instrumental. Played with. The snowy road running McCurry. This is local. Wonders to express. Their rendition of We 3 Kings. And here filling in for today on a patchwork quilt if you d like to wish. A week from today but if you want to send readings of the season. Underscore. Thank you and I m sure he does too for joining us today on a patchwork quilt. Saturday nights join me for 4 hours of trance cultura