Music from Foggy Hollow

Bill Emerson & Sweet Dixie / Southern / Rural Rhythm

Program number: 201006, Originally broadcast in Sydney on 5/February/2010

Artist	Cut/Song Title	Album	Label
Darin and Brook Aldridge	Corn	Darin and Brook Aldridge	Pinecastle
Grass Cats	I'll Keep on Walking	A Good Way To Get The Blues	Independent
Jessie Baker	Bury Me Beneath the Willow	Yessir!	Patuxent Music
Gerry Hale's Uncle Bill	Bed Of Nails	Special Treatment	Uncle Bill
Hungry Hill	When My Time Has Come	Ride	Independent
The Blue Canyon Boys	Stormy Waters	House Full Of Sorrow	Independent
Bill Emerson and Sweet Dixie	The Black Fox	Southern	Rural Rhythm
Chris Jones & The Night Drivers	Cloud of Dust	Cloud of Dust	Gsm Records
Johnson Mountain Boys	Duncan & Brady (He's Been On The Job Too Long)	Bluegrass Number 1's	Rounder
Alison Krauss	So Long, So Wrong	Essential Alison Krauss	Rounder
Chris Warner	Lickety Split	Goin' To The Dance	Patuxent Music
Grasstowne	The Day Hell Freezes Over	The Other Side Of Towne	Pinecastle
Bill Emerson and Sweet Dixie	Life in the Old Farm Town	Southern	Rural Rhythm
Bluestone Junction	Turn Your Radio On	Turn Your Radio On	Independent
Aaron Parrett & Ivan Rosenberg	Stumbo Lost Wages	Stumbo Lost Wages	Independent
Herschel Sizemore	Monroe's Dream	B-Natural	Amandolena Records
The Pigs	Single Ladies (put a Ring on It)	Horses	Independent
Claire Lynch	My Florida Sunshine	Whatcha Gonna Do	Rounder
Bill Emerson and Sweet Dixie	The Midnight Train	Southern	Rural Rhythm
Steep Canyon Rangers	Nowhere to Lay Low	Deep In The Shade	Rebel
Lee Watson	Blue Love	Northern Track	Independent
Laurie Lewis	Here Today	Blossoms	Independent
Michael Martin Murphey With Audie Blaylock	Running Gun	Buckaroo Blue Grass II - Riding Song	Rural Rhythm
Bill Emerson and Sweet Dixie	Little Stone Lambs	Southern	Rural Rhythm
Patuxent Partners	Heartaches Keep on Coming	Seven Or Eleven	Patuxent Music
Randy Kohrs	Cumberland	Quicksand	Rural Rhythm
Southern Rail	I Know the Way to You by Heart	On The Road From Appomattox	Railway Records
Monroe Crossing	Mason Harris	Heart Ache & Stone	Monroe Crossing
Amanda & Scott Anderson	I Will	Another Day	Mato Music
Bill Emerson and Sweet Dixie	Love Reunited	Southern	Rural Rhythm
Rootbound	Are You Lonesome Tonight	Rootbound	Independent
Randy Howard	New Camptown Races	I Rest My Case	Sugar Hill
Kane's River	Same River Twice	Same River Twice	Snake River Records
David Davis and the Warrior River Boys	The Brambles, Briars & Me	Two Dimes and a Nickel	Rebel
Richard D Henry	I Had a Little Talk With Jesus	I Had A Little Talk With Jesus	Independent
Gold Heart	Grin and Bear It	My Sisters and Me	Rural Rhythm
Thomas Wywrot	Till I See You Again	Every Time I Walk This Road	Independent
Dede Wyland	He Makes You Strong	Keep The Light On	Patuxent Music
Missy Werner	Early Morning Breeze	Drifting And Dreaming	Independent
Lou Reid & Carolina	A Tall Cornstalk	My Own Set Of Rules	Rural Rhythm
Bill Emerson and Sweet Dixie	Old Coal Town	Southern	Rural Rhythm
Karen Lynne	We Should Only Have Time for Love	Wishing Well	ABC Heartland
Billy Boone Smith	Where Beauty Resides	Live From The Moose Lodge	Muddy Sunshine
Bobby Atkins	Head Over Heels in Love With You	Memories of Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs of the 1950s	Thunderbolt Records
Phil Rosenthal	Rye Whiskey	A Treasury of Bluegrass & Country Songs	American Melody
Ricky Skaggs	I Had but 50 Cents	Songs my Dad Loved	Skaggs Family Records
Ralph Stanley	Sixteen Years	Can't You Hear The Mountains Calling	Rounder
Jerry Butler and John Wade	Worth the Ride	Haulin' Grass	Blue Circle Records
Mike Jackson	Red Checkered Shirt	When We Goin' Back	Red Oak Records
Blue Highway	Some Day	Some Day: The 15th Anniversary Collection	Rounder
Kate Lee with No Strings Attached	One More Dollar	Live In Concert	Independent
Dale Ann Bradley	Will I Be Good Enough	Don't Turn Your Back	Compass Records
The Spinney Brothers	Let the Light Shine Down	When The Golden Leaves Begin to Fall	Independent
Ivan Rosenberg	Pig Shack	Clawhammer And Dobro	Independent
Dailey and Vincent	Farther Along	Singing From The Heart	Rounder
Sam Bush	Blue Mountain	Circles Around Me	Sugar Hill
Heather Bristow	Counting Memories	Hope On The Vine	Independent
Adam Steffey	Please Don't Tell Me How the Story Ends	One More For The Road	Sugar Hill
Davidson Brothers	Fox on the Freeway	Born to Play	Independent
Bill Emerson and Sweet Dixie	I Don't Care Anymore	Southern	Rural Rhythm

Joke of the Week

An engineer dies and reports to the pearly gates. St. Peter checks his dossier and says, "Ah, you're an engineer -- you're in the wrong place." So the engineer reports to the gates of hell and is admitted.

Pretty soon, the engineer gets dissatisfied with the level of comfort in hell, and, as is the wont for engineers, starts designing and building improvements. After a while, they've got air conditioning and flush toilets and escalators, and the engineer is a pretty popular guy. One day God calls Satan up on the telephone and asks, "So how's it going down there in hell?"

Satan replies, "Hey things are going great. We've got air conditioning, flushing toilets and working escalators, and there's no telling what an engineer is going to come up with next."

God replies, "What? You've got an engineer? That's a mistake -- he should never have gotten down there; send him up here."

Satan says, "No way. I like having an engineer on the staff, and I'm keeping him."

God says, "Send him back up here or I'll sue."

Satan laughs uproariously and answers, "Yeah, right. And just where are you going to get a lawyer?"
 

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