We mourn the passing of Earl Scruggs, but at the same time, celebrate his life and what his music means to all of us.
We also welcome a brand new advertising partner to the show, JIM MILLS BANJO! Jim has the largest selection of pre-war Gibson Banjos (like Earl Scruggs played) anywhere. Thanks, Jim! I have been proud to call you my friend for the past 30 years and I look forward to working with you.
I also visit with Casey Vanhoy, whose grandfather, H.P. Vanhoy, founded the Union Grove Fiddlers Convention in 1924. The convention grew to be a huge event and ran from 1924 to 1979. Casey has now revived the convention for Easter Weekend. We talk about the history of the event and feature songs recorded at Union Grove over 35 years ago, featuring teenagers Sam Bush & Terry Baucom, as well as AL Wood, LW Lambert, New Deal String Band and more.
(Hour One)
East Virginia Blues-Balsam Range
Open Up Your Heart-Terry Baucom w/Gibson Brothers
Cast Aside-Dailey & Vincent
Mast Farm Inn's NC Artist Profile, EARL SCRUGGS
Your Love Is Like A Flower
Blue Ridge Cabin Home
When You're Holding Me-Rhonda Vincent
Close The Door Lightly When You Go-Lonesome River Band
Mississippi River Let Your Water Flow-D Lawson & Quicksilver
Nobody Knows You-Steep Canyon Rangers
VINTAGE VAULT-Sponsored by Jim Mills Banjo
(Flatt & Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys)
Foggy Mountain Chimes
Whats Good For You
(Hour Two)
Footprints In The Snow-Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out
Comet Ride-Ricky Skaggs
Union Grove Fiddlers Convention Feature with Casey Vanhoy
Jimmy Brown The Newsboy-AL Wood & The Smokey Ridge Boys
Dixie Breakdown-Frank Poindexter's Appalachian Music Makers
Little Log Cabin In The Lane-George Pegram
Liberty-Rocky River Boys
Concert Cuts-UNION GROVE 1970
Sally Goodin-Sam Bush
Billy In The Lowground-Terry Baucom
Ol' Lonesome Won't Leave Me Alone-Boxcars
THANKS for listening!~CB
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