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The Pinecone Bluegrass Show WQDR 94.7 FM, and Streaming on 947Qdr.Com Hosted by Tim Woodall November 17, 2013, 6 – 9 P.M The PineCone Bluegrass Show WQDR 94.7 FM, and streaming on 947qdr.com Hosted by Tim Woodall November 17, 2013, 6 – 9 p.m. The PineCone Bluegrass Show is a reporting station in Bluegrass Unlimited and Bluegrass Today music polls. Artist Song Title Albu m Title Record Label Earl Scruggs Earl’s Breakdown Will the Circle be Unbroken (Various Capitol Artists/Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) Nashville J.D. Crowe She’s Just a Little Cute Thing Bluegrass Holiday Rebel Records James Alan Shelton Blue in the Blue Ridge Blue in the Blue Ridge Freeland Records Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver Dixie Road Roads Well Traveled Mountain Home Music Alan Jackson Appalachian Mountain Girl The Bluegrass Album EMI Records Nashville The Nashville Bluegrass Band The Ghost of Eli Renfro The Boys are Back in Town Sugar Hill Mark Newton & Steve Thomas Old McDonald Sold the Farm Reborn Pinecastle Records Russell Johnson Goin’ Home Anytime, Anyplace, but Only You New Time Records Don Rigsby The Mountain Doctor Doctor’s Orders – A Tribute to Ralph Rebel Stanley Records Dailey & Vincent Bed of Roses Dailey & Vincent Sing the Statler Cracker Brothers Barrel Dan Tyminski Ernest T. Grass Mandolin Artistry Volume 1 (Various Virginia Artists) Music Productions (VAMP) Danny Paisley & The Southern Grass Road into Town Road into Town Patuxent Music Terry Baucom Carry Me Back to Carolina Never Thought of Looking Back John Boy & Billy Seldom Scene Rawhide Live at the Cellar Door Rebel Records J.D Crowe Rose Colored Glasses Live in Japan Rounder The Osborne Brothers Rocky Top 50 Years of Bluegrass Hits, Vol. 3 CMH (Various Artists) Records The Country Gentlemen Walkin’ Down the Line The Award Winning Country Gentlemen Rebel Records Hot Rize Won’t You Come and Sing for Me Untold Stories Sugar Hill Highway 58 Bluegrass Tim’s Way Highway 58 Bluegrass Highway 58 Bluegrass Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out Gentle on My Mind Timeless Hits from the Past Cracker Bluegrassed Barrel The Dillards Dooley There is a Time (1963-70) Vanguard Records Alan Jackson There is a Time The Bluegrass Album EMI Records Nashville Sweet Potato Pie Sweet Blue Eyed Darling Brand New Day Mountain Fever Records Larry Sparks John Deere Tractor Classic Bluegrass Rebel Records Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road I Saw the Golden Stairs Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road Rural Rhythm Records Lost and Found That’s What Country Folks Do Love, Lost and Found Rebel Records Terry Baucom I’ve Been Around Enough to Know Never Thought of Looking Back John Boy & Billy Sideline What Made Milwaukee Famous Session 1 Mountain Fever Records Lou Reid & Carolina Amanda Lynn My Own Set of Rules Rural Rhythm Records Marty Raybon & Full Circle Slowly (I’m Falling) The Back Forty Rural Rhythm Records The Gibson Brothers They Called it Music They Called it Music Rounder Al Batten & the Bluegrass Reunion Aunt Dinah’s Quilting Party 36 Years and Counting Al Batten Jim & Jesse and The Virginia Boys Ole Slew-Foot Bean Blossom MCA Nashville Junior Sisk & Rambler’s Choice The Story of the Day That I Died The Story of the Day That I Died Rebel Records Terry Baucom What’ll I Do? Never Thought of Looking Back John Boy & Billy Flatt Lonesome I’m Blue Flatt Lonesome Pisgah Ridge Records Almost Original New South I’ll Just Stay Around Bluegrass: The World’s Greatest Show Sugar Hill (Various Artists) Nixon, Blevins & Gage Just a Bowl of Butterbeans Pickin’ with Friends Clover Country Gentlemen Over the Hills to the Poor House 25 Years Rebel Records Craig Smith Curly Headed Woman Craig Smith Rounder Dailey & Vincent Brothers of the Highway Brothers of the Highway Rounder The Del McCoury Band Black Jack County Chains Celebrating 50 Years McCoury Russell Johnson Old Moonshiner Anytime, Anyplace but Only You New Time Records Don Rigsby Empty Old Mailbox Empty Old Mailbox Sugar Hill Larry Cordle & Lonesome Standard Stray Cat Songs from the Workbench Ripchord Time .
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