Barry Graham
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New Releases on The Acoustic Highway (opens the original)
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Wrap up the weekend and get ready for the first full week of October with new music on the Acoustic Highway. We'll hear tracks from the Rhiannon Giddens "Hope is the Thing with Feathers" as well as a track from the new album entitled "Knoxville Project" from South Caroliana based singer-songwriter Angela Easterling. Also, we'll hear from Texas‑based Americana and alt‑country singer‑songwriter Leslie Waugh. Her new album is entitled "Night Bloom." And a track from the wonderful album "Nearness of
Big Country Bluegrass on Pickin (opens the original)
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Catch Virginia based Big Country Bluegrass band on this Sunday's Pickin. Formed in 1987, All band members live in and around the Virginia-Carolina Blue Ridge, and their music reflects much of the deep musical heritage found in the region, which is at the heart of the Crooked Road Music Trail. The band has had personnel changes though their sound is deeply anchored by lead singer Eddie Gill. Their 2011 release "The Boys in Hats and Ties" paid homage to the first-generation stars of the genre. Als
250th Anniversary of First Baptist Church Williamsburg (opens the original)
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First Baptist Church Williamsburg was started in 1776 when a group of enslaved and free blacks met in secret under a brush arbor at Greenspring Plantation to worship, sing, and pray. It was organized as a Baptist Church in 1781under Reverend Gowen Pamphlet, an enslaved man who served as pastor for decades. The Church survived despite racist laws, a tornado, the forced removal from its original site to where it sits today and attempts to bury the history and impact of this historic church and con
Eric Church, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings on The Best of Pickin (opens the original)
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Late Night Friday night is just the best time ever to catch two hours of Americana Music on 89.5! Unwind from the work week and settle in for music from Gillian Welch and David Rawlings along with Eric Church, all captured live on the long-running NPR "Mountain Stage Program." Also, music from The Steel Drivers and their grammy award winning release "The Muscle Shoals Recordings." And, music from Underhill Rose, Red Molly, Big Virginia Sky and traditional tracks from Larry Sparks, Emerson and Wa
Songs of Fall on the Acoustic Highway (opens the original)
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Celebrate the official arrival of fall and tune in to this week's Acoustic Highway. We'll have a unique blend of both national and local artists with music from James Taylor, Dustin Furlow, Eva Cassidy, Bill and Pam Gurley, and plenty of others. Fall officially arrived Tuesday at 8:04 pm, so let's celebrate all things falling leaves, cooler temperatures, and fading daylight on The Highway. 9:00PM Sunday on 89.5
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