American Routes (Series)
Produced by American Routes
Most recent piece in this series:
24-19: Mother’s Day, 5/8/2024
From American Routes | Part of the American Routes series | 01:58:59
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American Routes celebrates Mother’s Day with Marty Stuart and his mom, Hilda. We’ll talk about their shared love of photography and a certain girl singer, Connie Smith. Then we’ll hear stories about mothers from Fontella Bass, Sonny Rollins, Bo Diddley, and Geno Delafose, among others. Plus songs from blues to bluegrass about and for dear old mom.
High Country Celtic Radio (Series)
Produced by High Country Celtic Radio
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High Country Celtic Radio 319 - The Coming of Spring
From High Country Celtic Radio | Part of the High Country Celtic Radio series | 59:00
The First of May is the Celtic festival of Bealtaine, or Beltane or Calan Mai, which marks the first day of Summer...or, around here, Spring. It was the time to drive cattle to summer pastures, and sacred bonfires were lit. It was time to dance around the Maypole, visit the local Holy Well, and put out offerings to the aos sí, the fairy folk. In the US, especially in the high desert and mountain climates, we'll settle for considering this the start of Spring, as there is still snow on the ground in many places.
The artists this week: John McSherry; Yanks; Sylvain Barou & Ronan Pellen; Matt Molloy; Tom Delany; Mary Beth Carty; Mick Conneely & David Munnelly; Poitín; Lá Lugh; Siobhan Miller; Ranarim; Altan; John Skelton; and Jason O'Rourke.
Our FairPlé score this week: 40
Stuck in the Psychedelic Era (Series)
Produced by Stephen R Webb
Most recent piece in this series:
PE 2419
From Stephen R Webb | Part of the Stuck in the Psychedelic Era series | 01:58:00
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This week's edition of Stuck in the Psychedelic Era includes an Advanced Psych segment that includes bands from New York to New Mexico. We also have an all-monoraul Bob Dylan set from 1965, and, as always, an intriguing mix of singles, B side and album tracks from 1965-1970. See https://thehermitrambles.blogspot.com/ for complete playlist.