Burlington County Bluegrass

Show 166 Hour 1

Authentic Unlimited opens the hour with the #1 song for Jan 2023.  Appalachian Road show follows, then Laura Orshaw, Lonesome River Band, Dale Ann Bradley and Danny Paisley, Pam Gadd, DOnna Ulisse, Kenny and Amanda Smith, Darin and Brooke Aldridge, Blue Highway, Breaking Grass, Tennessee Bluegrass Band, Peter Rowan, Junior Sisk, Del McCoury with Vince Gill and David Parmley closes out the hour.

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Show 165 Hour 4

R Rated alert.  About 50 % of the hour has material not suited to all age groups.  The hour starts with previous winners of the BCBG Cold Shower of the Year songs.  Previous winners include Della Mae, Brad Paisley, Alison Krauss, Barn Byrds, Larry Cordle, Maria Muldaur, Rachel and Vilray and you heard it first here of BCBG.  The 2022 Cold Shower of the Year song goes to the Hackensaw Boys...Let me kiss you down there.  Congrats to them.

After that you'll hear Brewar and Shipley, Chicago, Chris Hillman, Darren Nicholson, Hot Buttered Rum, James McMutry, Jim Albertson, and to close out the show, a song dedicated to my good friend, the late Dom Conte,  Kenny Rankin's song Haven't We Met

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Show 165 Hour 3

Mungo music featuring Mungo Jerry opens the hour.  Followed by Flatt and Scruggs, Amanda Cook, Old Crow Medicine Show, Peter Lendoff sings about Marriage, Peter Rowan, Quebe Sisters, Rhonda Vincent, Panhandlers, Roland White, Red Molly  and to close out the hour Sam Bush!

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Show 165 Hour 2

Dale Ann Bradley and JP Pennington open the hour with new music from them.  Sister Sadie follows, then Jaelee Roberts, David Parnley, Tennessee Bluegrass Band, Dave Adkins, Mike Mitchell, Joe Mullins, Lorraine Jordan, Terry Baucom, Jason Barie, Gina Britt, Gina Furtato, Damn Tall Buildings and to close Alison Krauss (what a way to close!)

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Show 165 Hour 1

This hour features the 2022 Male Vocalist of the year.  His name is Doyle Lawson.  This hour features many of his songs during his long and storied career.   Past award winners will be featured this hour also include Jamie Dailey, Woody Platt and Brandon Rickman

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Show 164 Hour 4

This hour we honor the 2022 Female vocalist of the year for Burlington County Bluegrass.  Her name is Anya Hinkle.  She is a solo artist and has been with the bands Tellico and Dahlia Low.  Congratulations to Anya.  Past award winners featured this hour include Rhonda Vincent, Alison Krauss, and Amanda Smith.

Congrats to all

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Show 164 Hour 3

Seatrane opens the hour with the greatest Orange Blossom Special ever recorded.  1972 was when it was done.  Peter Rowan follows, Steve Martin and Edie Brickel, Earls of Leicester, Sideline, Rick Lang, Russell Moore, Sweet Potato Pie, Steel Blossoms, Sam Bush, Steve Martin, Special Consensus and Steely Dan(not quite BG but I think you'll like it.)  Ages Past and Anya Hinkle close things out

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Show 164 Hour 2

This hour features the Out of the Blue and Western Sky Award.  It goes to the band that seemly came out of nowhere to grab my attention.  This year it goes to Damn Tall Buildings.  You'll hear a number of songs from them this hour.  Past winners also featured this hour are Mustard Courage, Deadly Gentlemen, Lonely Heartstring Band.

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Show 164 Hour 1

This hour starts out with 5 Christmas songs of the year.  All are songs not heard on regular radio show.  You'll love them.  Riff Raff starts followed by Rick Lang, Balsam Range, Post Modern Jukebox, and the 2022 Christmas song Steve Martin.  Mandy Barnett follows, then Bob Dylan doing a polka style Christmas song.  WOW.  Greystone Ramblers, Humbugz, Becky Buller, Dale Ann Bradley, Donna Ulisse, Kathy Boyd, Terry Eldridge,and to close out the hour Volume 5.

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Show 163 Hour 4

Most of the songs in this hour have Coal as a theme.  Steep Canyon Rangers with best coal song of all time Call the Captain open the hour.  Kkathy Matteo follows, then Kruger Brothers, Band of Ruhks with Ralph Stanley, Amanda Cook, Larry Cordle, Blue Tones, Volume 5, Nothin Fancy, Bill Emerson, Backline, Boxcars, and to close out the hour Della Mae with the difficulty of women in the textile mills in Boston

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