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      <title>Across the Blue Ridge #64- Something Old, Something New</title>
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      <description>This week we hear a tremendously varied selection of solid bluegrass music; old time fiddling from field recordings; classic piedmont blues, and new…</description>
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<p><strong>Episode 64 Playlist</strong></p>
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 <li>Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy<br> Harry &amp; Jeanie West<br> Good Old Mountain Dew<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Old Swinging Bridge<br> Lonesome River Band<br> Bridging the Tradition<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>My Little Georgia Rose<br> Bill Monroe &amp; His Blue Grass Boys<br> In The Pines<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>New River Train<br> Red Squirrel Chasers<br> Shakin' Down The Acorns<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Throw 'Round Your Calico<br> Bruce Greene<br> River In Time<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Sail Away Ladies<br> Parley Parsons<br> Parley Parsons<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Cripple Creek<br> Paul Brown<br> studio recording<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Break 1 - Steel Guitar Rag<br> Presley Barker<br> Just Ten<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Just Like Jordan<br> Sam Gleaves<br> Ain't We Brothers<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Looking For A Stone<br> Carol Elizabeth Jones<br> Cataloochee<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Shut Up In The Mines of Coal Creek<br> Brett Ratliff<br> Gone Boy<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Coal Tattoo<br> Hazel Dickens<br> A Few Old Memories<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Listen To My Hammer Ring<br> Longview<br> High Lonesome<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Angel Band<br> Stanley Brothers<br> O Brother Where Art Thou<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Break 2 - Lazy River<br> Byron Berline<br> Jammin' With Byron<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Johnny Don't Get Drunk<br> Paul David Smith &amp; Snake Chapman<br> Devil Eat The Groundhog<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Molly Put The Kettle On<br> Joe Thompson<br> Family Tradition<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>The Road Is Rough And Rocky<br> Archie Edwards<br> Classic Appalachian Blues<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Barbara Allen Blues<br> Roscoe Holcomb<br> Classic Harmonica Blues<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Barbara Allen<br> Texas Gladden<br> Ballad Legacy<br> &nbsp;</li> 
 <li>Barbara Allen<br> Pete Seeger<br> The Essential Pete Seeger</li>
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