Music from Foggy Hollow

Heather Berry & Tony / Before Bluegrass / Blue Circle Records

Program number: 200823, Originally broadcast in Sydney on 6/June/2008

Artist	Cut/Song Title	Album	Label
Greg Trooper	Lucky That Way	Floating	Sugar Hill
Northern Lights	One Day	One Day	Fifty Fifty Music
Audie Blaylock & Redline	A Fool Such as I	Trains Are The Only Way To Fly	Independent
Pete Wernick	High Steppin'	Ultimate Banjo	Pinecastle
Heather Berry & Tony Mabe	Sally in Poor Valley	Before Bluegrass	Blue Circle Records
The Gibson Brothers	Long Way Down	Iron & Diamonds	Sugar Hill
Larry Sparks	Get on Up	I Don't Regret A Mile	Larry Sparks Music
Wayne Taylor	Old Rugged Cross	Dear Mom	Independent
The Dixie Bee-Liners	Down on the Crooked Road	Ripe	Pinecastle
Luke McKnight & Thunder Road	Lizzy Lou	Leader Of The Band	Independent
Merle Haggard	Mama's Hungry Eyes	The Bluegrass Sessions	McCoury Music
Heather Berry & Tony Mabe	Hound Dog Blues	Before Bluegrass	Blue Circle Records
High Windy	Big Scioto	Greater Storm	Cross Roads Music
The Spinney Brothers	You'd Better Wake Up	Going Home	Independent
High Windy	Good Ole Days	Greater Storm	Cross Roads Music
Lost and Found	Love of the Mountains	Best Loved Bluegrass	Rebel Records
Hardrive Bluegrass Band	Kentucky Girl	Driven	Hardrive
Tim Hensley	Fox Run the Henhouse	Long Monday	Rural Rhythm
David Parmley & Continental Divide	The Gloryland Way	Church House Hymns	DP & CD Records
Heather Berry & Tony Mabe	A Prisoner's Prayer	Before Bluegrass	Blue Circle Records
Alex Hibbitts	Hills I Used to Roam	It's About Time	Mastershield Records
Kenny & Amanda Smith Band	Mary Had a Little Boy	Tell Someone	Rebel Records
Longview	I Love You Yet	Deep In The Mountains	Rounder
Earl Scruggs	Foggy Mountain Top	Ultimate Banjo	Pinecastle
Larry Cordle & Lonesome Standard Time	The First Train Robbery	Took Down and Put Up	Lonesome Day Records
Frances Mooney & Fontanna Sunset	It Doesnt Matter Any More	High Lonesome Love	Blue Circle Records
Charlie Sizemore Band	Alison's Band	Good News	Rounder
Blue Highway	Two Soldiers	Through The Window Of A Train	Rounder
Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver	He Made It All Right	Help Is On The Way	Horizon Records
Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder	The Old Crossroad	Honoring The Fathers of Bluegrass	Skaggs Family Records
Livewire	Home Again	The Old Home Place	Rounder
Heather Berry & Tony Mabe	Creecy Greens	Before Bluegrass	Blue Circle Records
Paul Williams & the Victory Trio	Living On The Hallelujah Side	Living On The Hallelujah Side	Rebel Records
Jeannie Kendall	That's What Your Love Does To Me	Jeannie Kendall	Rounder
Hayes Bros & The Bluegrass Ramblers	Sweet Little Miss Blue Eyes	Hello City Limits	W&G Records
Kate Lee	Train Song	On Your Way	Independent
Dailey & Vincent	Don't You Call My Name	Dailey and Vincent	Rounder
Seldom Scene	Mama Tried	Scenechronized	Sugar Hill
Jim Smoak	Riding a Seaboard Railroad	The Orange Blossom Special	Round O Records
Teri Ann Mclean	Toe on the Line	Echoes Of Goodbye	Independent
Heather Berry & Tony Mabe	When the Sun Comes Out Again	Before Bluegrass	Blue Circle Records
Arnie Naiman, Brian Taheny, Chris Coole & Chis Quinn	Santa Anna's Retreat; Kathy's Surprise; Haning's Farewell	The Banjo Special	Merriweather Records
Balsam Range	Burning Georgia Down	Marching Home	Cross Roads Music
Bobby Osborne & the Rocky Top X-Press	Lonesome River	Bluegrass Melodies	Rounder
The Baker Boys	Polka on the Banjo	Lonesome Weary Heart	Patuxent Music
Tony Rice	Nine Pound Hammer	Best Loved Bluegrass	Rebel Records
Davidson Brothers	I Miss the Sound of Rain	Davidson Brothers	Independent
Heather Berry & Tony Mabe	None for Me but You	Before Bluegrass	Blue Circle Records

Joke of the Week

 One day the first grade teacher was reading the story of the Three Little Pigs to her class. She came to the part of the story where the first pig was trying to accumulate the building materials for his home. She read,"...And so the pig went up to the man with the wheelbarrow full of straw and said, 'Pardon me sir, but may I have some of that straw to build my house?"

The teacher paused then asked the class, "And what do you think that man said?" One little boy raised his hand and said, "I think he said...
'Holy crap, a talking pig!"

The teacher was unable to teach for the next 10 minutes.

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