A favorite with listeners, this is our annual show for the day after Thanksgiving during which we explore general universal themes centered around the Thanksgiving holiday such as offering thanks and love and extending grace. This “Black Friday” program is designed to offer a bit of musical therapy to help deal with a world that is increasingly burdensome — and unnecessarily noisy — during the end-of-the-year holidays.
- Artist, "Title", Album, Label
- Debra Cowan, “Marigold/Harvest Home”, Live In WSHU’s Studio A, Paul Litwinovich Recording
- Castlebay, “Come Ye Thankful People/Harvest Home”, Going Home, Independent
- Mary Chapin Carpenter, “Thanksgiving Song”, Come Darkness Come Light, Zoe
- Anne Hills, “Follow That Road”, Angle Of The Light, Flying Fish
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- Bob Franke, “Thanksgiving Eve”, The Other Evening In Chicago, Waterbug
- Mary Gauthier, “Thanksgiving”, Between Daylight And Dark, Lost Highway
- Amy White with Al Petteway, “Home Sweet Home”, Home Sweet Home, Fairewood Studios
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- Jeff Warner with Barbara Benn, “Remember The Poor”, Jolly Tinker, Independent
- Finest Kind, “Only Remembered”, Lost In A Song, Fallen Angle
- Ken Hicks et al, “For All The Good People”, Remembering Fred, Independent
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- Golden Ring, “Last Train To Glory”, For All The Good People/Golden Ring Reunion, Folk-Legacy
- Kate Wolf, “Give Yourself To Love”, An Evening In Austin, Kaleidoscope
- Peter Rowan, “God’s Own Child”, “The Night Prayer”, Legacy, Compass
- Pete Morton, “Another Train”, Flying An Unknown Flag, Harbourtown Records
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- Dana & Susan Robinson, “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”, American Hornpipe, Threshold Music
- Cathie Ryan, “May The Road Rise To Meet You”, Through Wind And Rain, Mo Leanbh Records
- Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem, “Crossing The Bar”, Some Bright Morning, Signature Sounds
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- The Marshall Family, “Amazing Grace”, Feel Like My Time Ain’t Long, Rebel
- Joel Mabus, “Come Thou Font Of Every Blessing”, Western Passage, Fossil
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