28 mixes with tracks by “Merle+Travis”

Bluegrass has brought more people together and made more friends than any music in the world. You meet people at festivals and renew acquaintances year after year."
- Bill Monroe

Celebrating Bill's centennial birthday traveling the road back to bluegrass including lovely tunes by Doc Watson, Merle Travis, and Hank Snow.

...keep on shining!

A blend of old fashioned country western.

Counting down the best songs that came out prior to 1965. Twenty-five tracks including music by Dizzy Gillespie, Marvin Gaye, and The Tornadoes. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2011/10/nc17-top-100-traxxx-of-...

Fourteen songs including music by Possum, The Red-Headed Stranger, Waylon, Ray Price, Patsy Cline, and Hank Williams.

For Ol' Aaron. I wish I could be hangin' out, drinkin' beers, and droppin' nickels in the jukebox with you right now.

8 tracks from a 4-disc set of Hillbilly Boogie, featuring Zeb Turner, Red Pleasant & The Southern Serenaders and Merle Travis. The tracks are in semi-chronological order, from 1946-1951. (TRT: 21:22)

8 tracks from a 4-disc Bluegrass collection (2 tracks from each disc). 3 of the 8 tracks have vocals and the rest are instrumental. Featuring Lester Flatt, Merle Travis, Bobby Osborne and more. (TRT: 17:27)

Fourteen tracks in celebration of the full-figured woman including music by Spinal Tap, Anthony Hamilton, Fishbone and more. To the rest of yous: Eat something.

Train songs by Arlo Guthrie, Elvis Presley and Flatt & Scruggs.

a soundtrack for your venture underground

I found five pre-1966 country music compilations at the Goodwill, which I digitally remastered for my vinyl archive. Some of the songs are so obscure, down home, non-corporate, and straight from Memphis TN I just HAD to share them! Yee Ha!