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The Best of Michael Johnathon's WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour Volume One

The Best of Michael Johnathon's WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour Volume One
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Track Listing

  1. WoodSongs Show Intro
  2. Eidolon (Acoustic Eidolon)
  3. Mic Mac Song (Hart Rouge)
  4. One Meatball (Josh White Jr.)
  5. Old Joe Clark (Kruger Brothers)
  6. On the Blueridge Mountain (G.E. Smith)
  7. Vincent (Michael Johnathon)
  8. Crazy in Alabama (Kate Campbell)
  9. Kissing Crime (Equation)
  10. Angel of Leone (Tom Russell)
  11. Sheep (Zoe Lewis)
  12. Buella and Her G-String
  13. Mountaineers Are Always Free (Tim O'Brien)
  14. Struttin' My Stuff (Ann Rabson)
  15. Tom Tom (Jez Lowe and the Bad Pennies)
  16. My Old Kentucky Home (Michael Johnathon and 'Hotlicks' Harsha Sen)
  17. We Ah Come Down (Reggae Cowboys with Led Kaapana)

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #119160 in Music
  • Released on: 2001-10-31
  • Number of discs: 1

Editorial Reviews

About the Artist
Backstage each week Michael tunes up his guitar and banjo and surveys the crowd filing into the concert hall. The engineers are in their places, the WoodSongs all-volunteer crew are at their stations, and the multi-camera webcast is fired up and online. It's an incredible feeling...over 200 radio stations in 12 countries with a listening audience of well over 400,000 people are about to hear the brilliant music of artists they don't know sing songs they have never heard before.

These grassroots musicians and songwriters submit their music from all corners of the world to appear on the WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour taped live from the main stage of the historic Kentucky Theatre in Lexington, Kentucky. Obviously, we can't claim these performances are the "best". All we can claim is that we loved them enough to include them on Volume One.

After all, the "best" is yet to come!