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Arthel "Doc" Watson (1923-2012) is arguably one of the most influential musicians Appalachia has ever produced. A musician's musician, Doc grew up on a subsistence farm in the North Carolina mountains during the Depression, soaking up traditional music and learning to play guitar even though he was blind. Full of fascinating stories—from Doc's first banjo made from his grandmother's cat to the founding of MerleFest—this promises to be the definitive biography of the man and how he came to be synonymous with roots music in America and shows how his influence is still felt in music today.

Welcome to the channel .. Sharing music from the underground music world.. Both human voice And also artificial intelligence .. Featuring Reggae Artist The General Da Jamaican Boy..

Russell 'The Voice' Watson is a star with a real story to tell. While most stars of today find success early, Russell was still working in a Salford factory at the age of 30. He spent the evenings singing in working men's clubs for extra cash to keep the bailiffs from his family's door. The chairman of Manchester United gave him his big break in May 1999: the opportunity to sing at Old Trafford. His extraordinary performance was quickly followed by a record deal and his phenomenal debut album.

"The Jazz Room" has had many changes since starting in 2006. Our format is Jazz and conversation.For many years we have covered the Newport Jazz Festival and the Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival. Each program we present the music of independent jazz artists, as well as those we've grown to love through the years. And yes, of course, the legends.Produced by - Eye of Samantha ProductionsProgram Director- jane_prescott@aol.comFor comments or questions joan@joanwatsonjones.comFor a photo gallery of Jazz Artists www.joanwatsonjones.com/podcast

Created by Mark Watson

John Watson hosts a 1 hour, weekly show that features the very best in new, New Zealand music by New Zealand music artists.

About the KRSI Radio Podcast#1 Online Destination for Classic & New Hit Country Music Since 1958.

Serving Maplewood and White Bear Lake Since 1926

Serving Maplewood and White Bear Lake Since 1926

#1 Online Destination for Classic & New Hit Country Music Since 1958

Kick your shoes off and hear the greatest country music hits, plus news updates and other content.

A leader in local radio since 1926, the WNBC Radio 630 Podcast plays the best classic and new dollar bin country music of yesterday and today.

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From concepts to companies …. How do you take a project from $500 to $500k in revenue? How do you take a label from nowhere to 200 songs and 80 million streams in a year? How do you do both while remaining focused on God and Kingdom Building? From concepts to companies, Doc Watson (Jacob Makaish), Co-CEO of Reflection Music Group and Trig (James Rosseau, Sr.), CEO of Holy Culture, come together to share their long-standing relationship, as well as their individual and interwoven journeys through CHH. More importantly, they share their collective experiences with the intent of helping ...

Country Music’s Hottest Radio Podcast is Now Available on Podbean.

The best classic and new hit dollar-bin country music! Also discover breaking news and sports coverage and old time radio favorites.

Roger Watson plays music you may know, but hear it again from the perspective of a professional musician. Roger plays his favourite tracks and adds a bit of spice and humour! Every Monday 2-4pm on 96.5 Inner FM Melbourne

This is the Real Talk Tru Talk podcast hosted by the one and only Watson. Where I will be talking about what's it like being a young adult living freely, authentically and unashamed of God. Join me on this journey.

The Twin Cities' #1 Choice for Classic & New Hit Dollar Bin Country Music Since 1958.

Welcome to the South By East Podcast, where we discuss culture, the scriptures, and everything in between and how they impact SE Topeka with your co-hosts Johnathan Sublet and Brail Watson. Why this podcast? Hi-Crest is 2 miles from the capitol building, but most people have no idea where it is. We live in a seemingly connected world, but the everyday person can feel disconnected. You can wonder how the scriptures and the city, state, national, and global events hit me as an ordinary person. How should I respond? How can I grow my knowledge of them and their impact on my community? Beyond that...