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I just spent an interesting afternoon in a three plus hour jam session with two local legends, The Vanover Sisters. I doubt anyone knows them outside the area that is not over 60 yrs old. They were on the local WOPI & WCYB radio programs as teenagers with Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs, Earnie Ford, The Carter Family, Doc Watson, Leon Kiser and many other early Mountain music players. They blew me away as these two ladies of 70-80 wailed away with some of their signature songs like "Here Comes Trouble" & "Older men make better Lovers"
Just so you know, Bristol is the acknowledged birthpalce of Country Music by the Congress of the USA. The first recordings of the genre were made here of Jimmy Rogers, The Carter Family and the Stonemans among others by Ralph Pearman of the RCA Recording Co of New York.
There is a group of us that meet every Mon. at Java Js in Bristol at 7:00 pm. We are trying to keep the old traditional Mtn music alive. Come join us if you can.
I've liked every Rodney Atkins song he's came out with....
Except cleaning this gun. I actually despise it. Just think it's stupid.
He has a song that to my knowledge hasn't been released called "About the South". It's classic and a must hear.
I love it. Tons of bball and football games are on it, both college and pro. Several good comedy stations and they have Howard Stern and Bubba the love sponge. I do wish they had baseball coverage but I get to see a lot of reds games on TV and you can find streaming audio over the internet so it's not really that big of a deal for me.do you like Sirius?
I'm sold on XM solely for baseball in the summer. Listening to Vin Scully call a game is worth 12 bucks a month even for the 5-6 months the Dodgers aren't playing. And I hate the Dodgers.
They also have 3 really good stand up comedy stations that I'm hooked on. Never even tried Sirius.