We were delayed getting to the station for this program and WSHU Chief Engineer Paul Litwinovich graciously took over in a pinch and started the music rolling for the first 35 minutes. This was a show with several different styles – a bit of bluegrass, Irish music to get listeners ready for the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day celebration and the wonderful box playing and song selections of England’s Brian Peters, who was appearing in our broadcast area this weekend.
- Artist, "Title", Album, Label
- Cherryholmes, “Workin’ Man, Cherryholmes, Skaggs Family Records
- Mountain Heart, “Lonesome Fiddle”, Force Of nature, Skaggs Family Records
- Mountain Heart, “Mountain Man”, No Other Way. Skaggs Family Records,
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- Ash Creek String Band, “Winter’s Come And Gone”, Ash Creek String Band, Independent
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- John Whelan, “Jackie Coleman’s/Bag Of Spuds/Bird In A Bush”, Come To The Dance, Narada
- John Whelan, “Louise”, Live In WSHU’s Studio A, Paul Litwinovich Recording
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- Clay Jones, “Blackberry Blossom”, Mountain Tradition, Rural Rhythm
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- Paul Brock & Enda Scahill, “Erin Go Bragh/Kimmel’s/The Black Rogue”, “I’ll Tell My Ma”, “John Kimmel’s Accordion Fantasy”, “Jackson’s Polka”, Humdinger, Compass
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- The Greenfields Of America, “Jim O’Keefe’s/The Clog/The Star Above The Garter/The hare In The Corn”, “The Islander’s Lament”, “Fahey’s #25/Molly On The Shore/Bonnie Annie”, “Across The Western Ocean”, “The Bonny Irish Boy”, The Greenfields Of America, Compass
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- Brian Peters, “Jolly Roving Tar”, “Nottingham Castle/The Spa”, “Pretty Maggie/Marquis Of Huntley’s Reel/The Dead Cow”, “All Around My Hat”, Different Tongues, Pugwash Music
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- Sean O Riada, “O’Neill’s March”, Legends Of Ireland, Rhino
- Planxty, “Raggle Taggle Gypsy/Tabhair Dom Do Lamh”, Legends Of Ireland, Rhino
- The Bothy Band, “Pretty Peg/Craig’s Pipes”, Legends Of Ireland, Rhino
- Andy Irvine & Paul Brady, “The Plains Of Kildare”, Legends Of Ireland, Rhino
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- Tony McManus, “Donal Og/The Lea Rig”, The Maker’s Mark, Compass
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