02/04/10
O.J. SIKES - host of Bluegrass Time
O.J. SIKES with Bluegrass Time: This week we’ll contrast the original version of “I’m a Man of Constant Sorrow” by the Stanly Brothers, with the version recorded by Dan Timynski for the soundtrack of the film O Brother Where Art Thou? over 30 years later. Grandpa Jones renders a classic mountain tune and there’s plenty of outstanding musicianship on all the songs you’ll hear on Bluegrass Time, so don’t miss it!
Western Music Time w/O.J. Sikes
This week we’ll hear a pop hit version of a western classic, and we’ll hear a cowboy sing a pop hit western-style. We’ll also visit Bob Nolan’s favorite place, the desert, and we’ll hear from Bob & the Sons of the Pioneers with music they performed in a Charles Starrett film in 1939, Riders of Black River. Of course, there’s plenty more, including answers to requests, and we hope you’ll make time in your busy schedule to join us!
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