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Ahoy Froggers,
Guess what another edition of BFRH has just dropped for you to wrap your
ears around and is waiting for you.. Hit play and let all this be a part of the soundtrack to your day:
So do your ears a favour and swing bye and see what we have for your brain
and ears to get excited about. Your the one missing out.
Check it out
There is this weeks BFRH playlist for you to check out.
We got a Albert Collins cover, we also have one of the Holmes Brothers with his new release, Shuggie Otis whose father is Johnny Otis is here with Linda Hopkins doing the vocals on Stormy Monday, A drum solo from TYA - Ten Years After to celebrate drummers Ric Lee having his 81st birthday recently.
We have two of Bullfrog's favourite tunes, One foot in the bayou with Tab Benoit and the Dirty Dozen Band being helped out by Gov't Mule on John the Revelator. (I know it is a mule tune.)
We hope you got something to go and search for from what we had on this weeks BFRH Playlist, so good searching and even better listening to you all this week, thanks from both of us here at BFRH
Thanks for your support
See you inside
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Hooroooo
Bullfrog
THE ACOUSTIC CAFÉ is a fortnightly program featuring a mix of singer – songwriter, Celtic, Cajun, global roots, traditional and contemporary folk, blues, country blues, bluegrass, country, old timey and Americana music from Australia and around the world. Live to air, 8pm, every second Tuesday.
In this edition of The Acoustic Café we hear music from Michael Jerome Browne, Margo Cilker, Doris Duke, John Prine, Hamilton County Bluegrass band, Sara Storer, Tommy Emmanuel, Malinky, Arcady, Shane Howard, Maddy Prior, Mean Mary, John Hiatt, Loretta Lynn, Sinead O’Conner, Rachel Baiman, Josh Okeefe, The Paper Collar Pickers.
· The recorded live part of the program features recordings from Mountain Stage.
· Mountain Stage is a two-hour music radio show in the US, first aired in 1983, produced by West Virginia Public Broadcasting and distributed worldwide by National Public Radio (NPR).
· Born out of humble beginnings, Mountain Stage has blossomed to become not just one of Appalachia’s most sought after musical platforms, but one of all of Americana and roots music’s most cherished stages.
· It broadcasts bi-monthly to nearly 300 NPR stations nationwide in the US
Mountain Stage track list:
01. Watchhouse - The Wolves
02. Eric Church - Sinners Like Me
03. Molly Tuttle - You Didn't Call My Name
04. Gillian Welch & David Rawlings - One More Dollar
05. Indigo Girls - Closer To Fine
06. John Prine - Souvenirs
07. Rhiannon Giddens - Black Is The Color
08. Steve Earle - You Know The Rest
09. Béla Fleck & Abigail Washburn - What'cha Gonna Do
10. Sierra Ferrell - I'd Do It Again
11. Tim O'Brien - Cup Of Sugar
Thank you for listening.
This week, join Tony and Shippa as they delve into the deep vats of discovery where the liquid is past your eyes…or should that be pasteurised? Yes, this show is guaranteed to delivery extra creamy goodness, with a dash of cheesy quips as Adam from the UK band The Milk Men joins the lads for a chat about his band, their music and why he’s sometimes referred to as Ernie…plus visiting Polish sailors giving them a churn overboard!
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