The Bob Webster Show
July 18, 2012
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Hour 1
Rueben – Jim Mills
Broken Promise – David Davis & The Warrior River Boys
Follow The Drinking Gourd – Bill Evans
At The End Of A Long Lonely Day – Danny Paisley/Travers Chandler/Bobby Lundy/Michael Paisley/Billy Hawk
The Water Is Wide – Rhonda Vincent & The Rage
Blue Yodel Number 3 – David Peterson & 1946
Thinking About You – Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys
The Blues Don’t Care Who’s Got ‘Em – Larry Stephenson
Anybody Else’s Heart – Dale Ann Bradley
Suzanna – Tim O’Brien
Cold, Dark Room – Little Roy Lewis & Lizzy Long
I Can’t Help It If I’m Still In Love With You – Johnny Williams
The Little Sparrow – Dolly Parton
Who’s The Fool Now – Mountain Heart
Any Old Road (Will Get You There) – Balsam Range
Hour 2
He’ll Calm The Troubled Waters – Paul Williams & The Victory Trio
Almost Home – Larry Sparks
Body & Soul – Blue Moon Rising
When The Last Curtain Falls – Patty Loveless
Kentucky Girl – Constant Change
Darling Say Won’t You Be Mine – Constant Change
Call Me The Breeze – Snyder Family Band
That Was Yesterday – Osborne Brothers
Hello Darlin’ – Jeff Parker
Light In The Window Again – Carolina Road
Old Flames – Leon Morris
Extra Blue – Becky Schlegel
Who’s Going Down To Town – Open Road
You Didn’t Say Goodbye – Emerson & Waldron
I Cried All The Way To Kentucky – Alecia Nugent
On The Road – Audie Blaylock & Redline
A Fool Such As I – Bobby Atkins/Mark Atkins & The Countrymen
I’ll Alwasy Be Waiting For You – Sierra Hull
Hour 3
Lonesome Valley – Kitty Wells
Every Shade Of Blue – Nu-Blu
If I Win – Summertown Road
Julie – Shannon Slaughter
Leavin’ And Lovin’ You – Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver
One Car Funeral – Gibson Brothers
Mr. Bojangles – Grascals
In The Pines – David Grisman & Doc Watson
Next To Nothing – Grass Cats
Through The Garden – Jim Hurst
When Halley Came To Jackson – Emmylou Harris
Flint Hill Special – Lester Flatt & The Nashville Grass
Lost All My Money – Lester Flatt & The Nashville Grass
Miracle Man – Paul Williams & The Victory Trio
Kansas City Railroad Blues – Lynwood Lunsford
