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The Folk Show for September 28, 2010
2:06 PM - 4:00 PM
[Program Website]
A potpourri of folk music, as well as special thematic programs. Hosted by Montana Public Radio’s John Myers, and Beth Anne Austein. The Stan Howe Show airs the first Tuesday of each month.
Playlist:
Program Name: Folk Show: Themes: Fire on the Mountain; Autumn, Harvest and October
Date Of Broadcast: 9-28-2010
Host Producer: John Myers
1. Shawn Colvin - Polaroids - Fat City - - - -
2. Martha Scanlon - The West Was Burning - The West Was Burning - - - -
3. Bill Monroe - Fire on the Mountain - Kentucky Bluegrass - - - -
4. Marshall Tucker Band - Fire on the Mountain - Searchin' For a Rainbow - - - -
5. Grateful Dead - Fire on the Mountain - Shakedown Street - - - -
6. Sue Wall MacLane - Fire Line - Through the Wall - - - -
7. James Keelaghan - Cold Missouri Waters - A Recent Future - - - -
8. James Taylor - September Grass - October Road - - - -
9. Doors - Summer's Almost Gone - Waiting For the Sun - - - -
10. Dar Williams - The End of Summer - The End of Summer - - - -
11. Ian and Sylvia - Farewell to the North - Nashville - - - -
12. Simon and Garfunkel - Leaves that Are Green - Sounds of Silence - - - -
13. Sting - Fields of Gold - Fields of Gold - - - -
14. The Band - King Harvest Has Surely Come - The Band - - - -
15. Jim Boyes - Bringing in the Sheaves - All Through the Year - - - -
16. Neil Young - Harvest - Harvest - - - -
17. Peter Rowan - Let the Harvest Go to Seed - Bluegrass Boy - - - -
18. Neil Young - Harvest Moon - Harvest Moon - - - -
19. Betty Carter - Shine On Harvest Moon - Round Midnight - - - -
20. Nanci Griffith - October Reasons - Poet in My Window - - - -
21. The House Band - October Song - October Song - - - -
22. Brewer And Shipley - Indian Summer - Weeds - - - -
23. Trevor Green - Fire - Reflections - - - -
The Folk Show is a potpourri of folk music, as well as special thematic programs, hosted on alternating weeks by Montana Public Radio’s John Myers, and Beth Anne Austein. On the first Tuesday of each month, The Stan Howe show airs as part of the program.
From Appalachian music, bluegrass, and country blues to western music and the work of contemporary singer-songwriters - this weekly show is an eclectic exploration of folk music.
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