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6am – Red Barn Radio Red Barn Radio is a syndicated weekly radio show produced from live recordings in Lexington, Kentucky. Our live sessions are open to the public and offer the live audience a unique opportunity to experience grassroots artists influenced by the southern sound. Our radio show brings this experience to our listening…

Gary Emmert
5–8 minutes

6am – Red Barn Radio

Red Barn Radio is a syndicated weekly radio show produced from live recordings in Lexington, Kentucky. Our live sessions are open to the public and offer the live audience a unique opportunity to experience grassroots artists influenced by the southern sound. Our radio show brings this experience to our listening audience around the world.

Hour One features Narrow Road Gospel Bluegrass from Season 16. Hour Two features the recent recording from Drayton Farley from the current season, 19.

8am – Tent Show Radio

First broadcast in 1994, Tent Show Radio is a weekly one-hour radio program showcasing the best live recordings from acclaimed music acts and entertainers who grace the Big Top Chautauqua stage each summer in beautiful Bayfield, WI. In the program’s nearly 30-year history, it has featured artists like Johnny Cash, B.B King, Brandi Carlile, Willie Nelson, Don McLean, and many more. Hosted by celebrated New York Times best-selling author Michael Perry-who weaves stories and humor throughout each episode – Tent Show Radio features performances from renowned national & regional artists, with regular appearances featuring Big Top’s unique brand of shows that feature songs and stories performed by its acclaimed house band, The Blue Canvas Orchestra.

On this week’s episode of Tent Show Radio, savor an hour featuring archived recordings of music legends Richie Havens and Robert Cray. 

9am – Sundilla Radio Hour

The Sundilla Radio Hour is a production of The Sundilla Concert Series and Troy Public Radio featuring music and conversation with independent, contemporary folk musicians. 

10am – If That Ain’t Country

If That Ain’t Country: a weekly, three-hour radio show featuring the very best in traditional country, honky tonk, bluegrass and western swing from the golden years ’til today. Including the popular If That Ain’t Country’s Year In Country Music – pulling out the big hits and memories from a weekly feature year in the world of country music.

In this week’s episode we’re featuring an all-star duet album from Hank Thompson: “Hank Thompson & Friends” (2018). Originally released on Curb Records but becoming out of print shortly afterwards, our feature album was expanded and re-released on Heart Of Texas Records in 2018. In 1996/97, at the time that the original sessions were laid down, Hank Thompson hadn’t been in studio for almost a decade. He must’ve thought that was too long, because Thompson became the driving force for our all-star duet feature album and he rounded up some of the 90s biggest stars to contribute to this project. The voices of Vince Gill, Brooks & Dunn, Lyle Lovett, Tanya Tucker, Marty Stuart and others were in their prime at the time this album was recorded and Hank Thompson, a Country Music Hall Of Famer at 72, was sounding pretty dang good too. After his passing in 2007, Hank’s widow Ann Thompson Womack and her husband Ray uncovered a DAT tape of the entire session – and with the help of Heart Of Texas’ label boss Tracy Pitcox, it was discovered that two extra tracks had been omitted: a Joe Diffie collaboration on “Been Down That Road” and a solo track in “The Bluest Rose In Texas Tonight”. Expanded, re-packaged and re-released in 2018, you can add “Hank Thompson & Friends” to your collection today at http://www.hillbillyhits.com. Highlights are plentiful, and a few of the best include the written-for-the-purpose duet with George Jones on “Hey George, Hey Hank”; Thompson’s last single and music video in “Gotta Sell Them Chickens” with Junior Brown and the jewel in the crown is the trio of Hank T., Kitty Wells and Tanya Tucker reliving “The Wild Side Of Life/It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels”. Country music history never sounded better.

1pm – 50 Years of Country

50 Years of Country is a blend of legendary country artists and traditional Country music from the 50s, 60s, 70s and beyond. We have coined the phrase “Adult Vintage Country Hits” to help identify this unique musical blend for our listeners and affiliates.

3pm – Footlight Parade: Sounds of the American Musical 

Bill Rudman’s Footlight Parade: Sounds of the American Musical is a weekly radio program showcasing the best of Broadway and Hollywood – songs from the turn of the 20th century to today.

“Who Wants’ to Be a Millionaire?” — In orher words, 16 songs about money, with financial counseling from the pens of Cole Porter, Stephen Sondheim and Kander & Ebb, among others, and performers ranging from Frank Sinatra to Alan Cumming.

4pm – Journey Into Melody

Journey Into Melody is a blend of Adult Contemporary music, Soft Rock and Easy Listening music. We have coined the phrase “Adult Contemporary Hits” to help identify this unique musical blend to our listeners and affiliates. A weekly 2 hour program, Journey Into Melody provides you with quality “Adult Contemporary Hits” AND real radio hosts. You will find that ‘Journey’ is an entertaining program that your listeners will enjoy and look forward to each week. We encourage listeners to send us requests to our email request address (requests@JourneyintoMelody.com). 

6pm – Jazz Happening Now

“Jazz Happening Now” is a one-hour program of new jazz releases and current performance information. Every week, host Jeff Hanley connects listeners to today’s vibrant jazz scene — from emerging artists to the living legends still playing and recording. Innovation, invention, musicality, and heritage are all celebrated in this music-filled show. Like the improvisations and solos of a jazz musician, every week of “Jazz Happening Now” is different. Every week is a fresh experience!

7pm – Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Hailed as the number one US Orchestra by the venerable British publication Gramophone, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra continues this quarter with more concerts from Symphony Center, the home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

Riccardo Muti conducts Schubert’s Ninth Symphony. Also, a trip to Spain with Ravel’s “Rhapsodie Espagnole” and Falla’s music from “The Three-Cornered Hat.”

9pm – American Landscapes

American Landscapes is a weekly potpourri of the best of American music, hosted by Michael Campion. You’ll be treated to works by composers such as Copland, Samuel Barber, George Gershwin, Leonard Bernstein, Edward MacDowell, George Chadwick and many others. There will be much-loved music that never gets old, music to get reacquainted with and music that you’ll be hearing for the first time, with plenty to add to your list of favorites. And every piece you hear will be born in the USA!

This week a trumpet concerto by Michael Mikulka, a new take on ancient chant by Victoria Bond, music to wake up to by Arthur Foote, music from a classic Bogart film by Max Steiner and the lighter side of the Trojan war by Michael Daugherty. 

10pm – Café Chill 

Café Chill is Public Radio’s weekly curated chill mix, produced by KNHC Productions in Seattle, USA (at the studios of C89.5 FM). Your curator is Seth Bolin.

Image by: “Balanced Rock”. Arches National Park, National Park Service, public domain. 

11pm – Jazz Inspired

What inspires the people who inspire you? How do creative people create? World-renowned, jazz pianist/vocalist/author Judy Carmichael explores these questions with her guests every week on her public radio show “Judy Carmichael’s Jazz Inspired.” Celebrated artists discuss their creative process and how their passion for jazz has inspired their work. They share their favorite recordings with the listener as well as insight into their life and art.

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