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BlueHighways On Demand, a classic episode of Reno's Old Time Music Festival featuring Jim and Jesse McReynolds. Shot in 1993 in Owensboro, KY Jim and Jesse share some stories about their early days in Bluegrass and perform some great music including "Flower of the Desert" and "Wabash Cannonball".


Roadside Stories, host Bob Wilson travels to Maine and meets Cortney who takes Bob to a hairdresser, not something he does on a regular basis. In another episode, Bob meets a fireman, a woman who survived a terrorist attack and a young couple with their new born baby. You never know who Bob will meet while hanging out on the side of the road.

VOD Schedule

Cable
New series starting at the end of November called Heartland Treasures which is a new anthology series featuring a different episode each week. We will be combining "Best of" episodes from various series in the BlueHighways TV archives but also newly produced program specials developed for our audience. In the first episode, starting on Sunday, Nov. 29 at 4pm ET, we join host Billy Parker as he uses his Backstage Pass to go behind the scenes at Silver Dollar City in Branson, MO.


American Journey's Monday, Nov. 30, sit back and enjoy Who Did the Demo? Go behind the scenes of the music business in Nashville and take a look at the various ways a demo record is recorded. From a recording studio in someone's spare bedroom to a full session in a major studio.

Heart to Heart Classics Thursday, Nov 26 as Stan welcomes two great songwriters, Dan Seals and Michael Johnson. Dan performs one of his great hits "All That Glitters is Not Gold" and Michael Johnson tells the story behind and performs "Bluer then Blue".
Program Schedule (printable)


Glenville State College


by Ronnie Reno
On Oct. the 20th I was invited to come to Glenville WV and pick and sing with the Glenville State Bluegrass Band. It was part of their homecoming and I was honored to get to perform with them. They have a great program at the college, which is one of the few schools that have a Major in Bluegrass Music. I have asked one of the great young players in the band, Megan Murphy to give our newsletter readers an insight on how she feels about the music and how she thought the night went. read more> >

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BlueHighways TV Now Available


Along The Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina!

BlueHighways TV will now be available to customers of Sky Best TV in Ashe County North Carolina. This county in the mountains of Western North Carolina has 30 miles of the Blue Ridge Parkway running through it so you know it is perfect match for the roots music, Americana arts and crafts and back roads adventure travel that makes up BHTV's programming schedule.

Ashe County, NC is also a wonderful place for everyone to explore! An upcoming event in the town of West Jefferson is the Hometown Christmas celebration November 27th through December 6th. Choose and cut down your own Christmas tree, shop for handmade and home grown gifts at the holiday market, visit the galleries along the quaint downtown and then, on November 28th, participate in the lighting of the community Christmas Tree and the arrival of Santa who will be coming in on an old-fashioned fire engine (pending snow)!

When it gets to spring of 2010 we will talk about canoeing on the New River in Ashe County! Do I have stories to tell!
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Front Porch Ramblings
by Stan Hitchcock

Stan's Special Moments of Music: I have stood in the wings of great theaters and auditoriums waiting to sing my songs and shared special moments of music from heroes of mine. I heard Slim Whitman sing "Indian Love Call", in his pure tenor, in an auditorium in Michigan. Bobby Helms "Fraulien" in Atlanta. How about Hank Locklin's "Please Help Me I'm Falling" with the Floyd Robertson piano intro and turn around that started a trend in piano runs that Floyd Cramer built into a signature sound on his Nashville sessions. I worked the Opry with Hank, many times, and he always amazed me. Ray Price's early sessions where he was building his great career sound, or Faron Young's "Hello Walls" and Sonny James "Young Love" were great moments in Country Music and times I stood there and just drank in the sound. read more> >


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