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Knee-Deep in Bluegrass PLEASE CHECK OUT THE 1 HOUR OF BLUEGRASS GOSPEL THAT I AM NOW PROVIDING EACH WEEK. THIS CAN BE A STAND-ALONE SHOW FOR SUNDAY MORNINGS OR AS A THIRD HOUR OF KNEE-DEEP IN BLUEGRASS. I HOPE YOU WILL ADD IT TO YOUR PROGRAMMING AND SHARE IT WITH YOUR LISTENERS-LOCATED FOR DOWNLOAD IN THE “841-GOSPEL” FOLDER. THANK YOU!!! CINDY Knee-Deep In Bluegrass SHOW 841– HOUR 1-Week of August 12, 2019 Segment 1- Show Open & Theme-Knee-Deep In Bluegrass-Terry Baucom Song-Why Did You Wander-Earls of Leicester Song-I Believe-Infamous Stringdusters w/Leeann Womack Song-If That’s The Way You Feel-Amanda Smith Segment Time: 12:54 Segment 2- :15 bumper bed Song-Wildwood Flower Blues-Caleb Daugherty Band Song- City That Drowned-Mile Twelve Song-Moving On-Merle Monroe Song-Tall Fiddler-Michael Cleveland (Sponsors) BPCC / Lowe Vintage Instrument Company Segment Time: 14:34 Segment 3- :15 bumper Song- Nine Pound Hammer-Tony Rice Unit Song- Leaving Carolina-Brandon Lee Adams Song-Lawrence County Seat-Larry Cordle Song-Run A Little Faster-Eddie Sanders (Sponsors) D & V Landfest / Carolina In The Fall Segment Time: 13:39 Segment 4- Song-Rocky Top-Osborne Brothers Song-Roll Little River-Dave Adkins Song-Bernadine-Songs From The Road Band (Sponsors) IBMA World of Bluegrass / Camp Springs * Segment Time: 11:56 Local Station I.D Hour 2- Show 841 Segment 5- :15 bumper bed Song-15th of October-Volume Five Song-Looking For A Reason-Ronnie Bowman Segment Time: 7:26 Segment 6- :15 bumper bed Song-Tangled Web-Buddy Melton & Milan Miller Song-Who Are You Redbird-Buddy Melton & Milan Miller Song-Islands In The Stream-Love Canon (Sponsor) D & V Landfest / Bristol Rhythm & Roots Segment Time: 12:22 Segment 7- :15 bumper bed Song-Your Memory Wins Again-Lonesome River Band Song-Broke Down In Arkansas-Missy Armstrong Song-Ride This Road-Aaron Bibelhauser (Sponsors) Lowe Vintage / Carolina In The Fall * Segment Time: 13:11 Segment 8- :15 bumper bed Song-Song and Dance Man-Tommy Emmanuel with Ricky Skaggs Song-Real Shine-Steve Gulley & New Pinnacle (Sponsors) Camp Springs /IBMA World of Bluegrass Segment Time: 10:24 Segment 9- :15 bumper bed Song-Someone Else-Mike Bentley with Charli Robertson (Shuler) Closing Theme- In A Groove-Terry Baucom Segment Time: 6:26 Segment 10 - Show PROMO :30 *denotes cuts aired on npr network affiliates Knee-Deep In Bluegrass is a Production of John Boy & Billy, Inc. All Rights Reserved. For questions, tech support, to become an affiliate or get advertising rates, contact Cindy Baucom: [email protected] Call or Text (704) 221-2847 THANK YOU! Knee-Deep In Bluegrass G O S P E L SHOW – 841 - Week of August 12, 2019 Segment 1- Show Open Song-I Feel Closer To Heaven Everyday-Rhonda Vincent Song-God Moves In A Wind Storm-Blue Highway Song-In His Arms I’m Not Afraid-Jim Eanes (Sponsor) Lowe Vintage Instrument Company Song-When The Saints Go Marching In-Lilly Brothers & Don Stover Segment Time: 12:57 (local avail) Segment 2- :15 bumper bed Song-They Were Fishermen-Kenny & Amanda Smith Song- Sunday Morning Gospel Jubilee-Larry Cordle Song-There Will Be Singing-The Cox Family (Sponsor) Carolina Bible Camp Festival Song-I’ve Read The Book-Marty Raybon Segment Time: 14:59 (local avail) Segment 3- :15 bumper Song- When We Meet To Part No More-Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver Song- God’s Coloring Book-The Country Gentlemen Song- What A Friend We Have In Jesus-Doc Watson Song-There Is Power In The Blood-David Peterson (Sponsor) IBMA World of Bluegrass Segment Time: 13:49 (local avail) Segment 4- Song-Remember The Cross-Jamie Harper w/Junior Sisk Song-Glimpse of the Kingdom-Chris Jones & The Night Drivers Song-I Hope My Lord Will Let Me In-Ralph Stanley II & The Clinch Mountain Boys Segment Time: 12:09 CLOSING CREDITS Local Station I.D. Knee-Deep In Bluegrass is a Production of John Boy & Billy, Inc. All Rights Reserved. For questions, tech support, to become an affiliate or get advertising rates, contact Cindy Baucom: [email protected] Call or Text (704) 221-2847 THANK YOU! .
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