Gems of Bluegrass #916 The Evolution of the Old Home Place
From: Philip Nusbaum
Series: Gems of Bluegrass
Length: 06:36
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Many people have mental pictures of warm and comfy old home places. But where is it located? And who lives there. Those are the things that have changed over time.
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Many people have mental pictures of warm and comfy old home places. But where is it located? And who lives there. Those are the things that have changed over time.
Transcript
County Various: Binkley Bros Dixie Clodhoppers Nashville: The Early String Bands Rise When the Rooster Crows
Bear Family Stanley Brosw 1949 - 1952 The Old Home
Rounder Grascals Long List of Heartaches Hoedown in Motown
Roan Pony Wil Maring The Calling Keeper of the Farm
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Timing and Cues
6:36
incue: music starts. announcer might say: Many people have mental pictures of warm and comfy old home places. But where is it located? And who lives there. Those are the things that have changed over time.
outcue is an underwriting announcement. You could play some more old home music.
Intro and Outro
INTRO:could be: Many people have mental pictures of warm and comfy old home places. But where is it located? And who lives there. Those are the things that have changed over time.
OUTRO:play some old home bluegrass such as I WOnder How the Old Folks are at Home by the Carter Family, Lilly brothrs, or other, the Fields Have turned Brown by the Stanley Bros.
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