Best Totw Podcasts (2024)

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Soapsuds Over the Fence (TOTW)

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From the fiddling of Alabama fiddler James Bryan in 1983, he learned from Mack Blalock, a Georgia fiddler, and the tune is older yet. I tuned to an open C tuning, something only done occasionally, so it changed the fingering from the better-known ways.By JanetB

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Our Top 5 Moments in Sports History -The Tasting Room- #99 Special guest Mike from TOTW Podcast 48:28

17d ago48:28

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Send us a Text Message. Join BAF, our Peanut Gallery members Adam and Anna, and Mike from the Take on the World Podcast as we rank our top 5 moments in sports history! From football and wrestling to the Olympics and more, we cover it all. Tune in for a lot of great fun in this episode! Hope y’all enjoy it! Check out Mike on Take on the World Podcas…

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Been All Around This World

3d ago

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By stanley_

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Been All Around This World

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By stanley_

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Reluctance - A Poem by Robert Frost

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This is one of my favorite Robert Frost poems - Reluctance.I am reciting it over my banjo rendition of Gymnopedie No.1, a piano piece written by the French composer Erik Satie in 1888.By Robert Frost - Erik Satie

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Our Top 5 Board & Card Games -The Tasting Room- #102 30:48

7h ago30:48

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Send us a Text Message. Join BAF and BACs, Sammy and Snow, along with our Peanut Gallery, Adam and Anna, as we rank our top 5 table games—board or card! It's a fun episode where we also discuss the themed Monopoly games we'd love to see! Support the Show. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram for show updates, plus behind-the-scenes photos of the …

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My Oklahoma Home, It Blowed Away

1d ago

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Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.By dbrooks

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Ep. 200 The Highlander Legacy - There Can be Only one- 200th Episode Special 5:27:59

19h ago5:27:59

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Send us a Text Message. Have you ever wondered how a drinking game could turn into an epic 200th podcast episode? Join us as we celebrate this milestone with the Highlander Legacy Drinking Game Show. We spin the wheel every 15 minutes to determine our liquor of choice, leading to a night filled with laughter, spills, and a bit of chaos. We outline …

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Soapsuds Over the Fence (TOTW)

3d ago

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From the fiddling of Alabama fiddler James Bryan in 1983, he learned from Mack Blalock, a Georgia fiddler, and the tune is older yet. I tuned to an open C tuning, something only done occasionally, so it changed the fingering from the better-known ways.By JanetB

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Sally Ann whole & complete

4d ago

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Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.By mmuussiiccaall

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Down to the river

10d ago

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Carl Arcand, Minstrel Banjo,By percyjam

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Across the Great Divide - Kate Wolf

6d ago

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Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.By dbrooks

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Our Top 5 CGI Characters in Movies - The Tasting Room #101 32:17

1d ago32:17

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Send us a Text Message. Join BAF and BAC, along with our regular guest Mike from the "Take on the World" podcast. Today's topic: we rank our top 5 favorite CGI characters! We cover a mix of classic and newer movie characters. It's a lot of great fun, as always, on -The Tasting Room-. Check out Mike on Take on the World Podcast on Apple Podcasts: [T…

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We Live in Two Different Worlds

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J. D. Crowe & The New South @ The Holiday Inn, Lexington KY, November 1974. J. D. Crowe, banjo and baritone vocals; Tony Rice, guitar and lead vocals; Ricky Skaggs, mandolin/fiddle, lead and tenor vocals; Bobby Slone, bass.By corcoran

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John Hardy

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J. D. Crowe & The New South @ The Holiday Inn, Lexington KY, November 1974. J. D. Crowe, banjo and baritone vocals; Tony Rice, guitar and lead vocals; Ricky Skaggs, mandolin/fiddle, lead and tenor vocals; Bobby Slone, bass.By corcoran

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If I Should Wander Back Tonight

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Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys, WSM Radio, June 1953. With Benny Martin, fiddle and vocals; Curly Seckler, mandolin and vocals.By corcoran

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Me and My Fiddle

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Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys, WSM Radio, June 1953. With Benny Martin, fiddle and vocals; Curly Seckler, mandolin and vocals.By Benny Martin

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Love and Wealth

7d ago

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Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, & The Foggy Mountain Boys, early 50s radio broadcast. Personnel unknown.By corcoran

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I'd Rather Be Alone

7d ago

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Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, & The Foggy Mountain Boys, early 50s radio broadcast. Personnel unknown.By corcoran

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The Cukoo

7d ago

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J. D. Crowe & The KY Mountain Boys, @ Red Slipper Lounge, 22 November 1968. With Red Allen, vocals and guitar; J. D. Crowe, vocals and banjo; Doyle Lawson, vocals and mandolin; Bobby Slone, bass.By corcoran

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Tamsin's Waltz

8d ago

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A tune I wrote and decided should be named after my wife, as a reward for putting up with my banjo playing!By gentrixuk

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Tamsin's Waltz

8d ago

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A tune I wrote and decided should be named after my wife, as a reward for putting up with my banjo playing!By gentrixuk

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Chapters: 138 [Mykonos Special] 1:00:06

4d ago1:00:06

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Welcome to Chapters 138! New music from David Morales, Oona Dahl, AMÉMÉ, Camerøn and Lazarusman and labels including Chapters Recordings, Harabe Lab, Realm and A Tribe Called Kotori! 1 Sides - Meru - Earthly Delights 2 rAin (MU) - Simplicity (Audera Remix) - Harabe Lab 3 Kadosh - Concealing (ft. Max Joni) (Oona Dahl Remix) - Nervous Records 4 Omeri…

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(Rerelease) Ep. 116 Mars Attacks (1996) 1:23:54

5d ago1:23:54

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Send us a Text Message. Barrel Aged Flicks is taking a break this week, so we're posting a rerelease of our 2022 fall episode: "Mars Attacks." What's that in the sky?! Welcome to our Fan Request episode: "Mars Attacks!" Join the crew as they tackle this Tim Burton flick filled with tons of stars and hilarity. Crank up that stereo and get ready to t…

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Ashokan Farewell

14d ago

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Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.By Anurakt

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Bill Monroe with Don Reno on WSM 1948 - Weary Traveller

11d ago

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Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys on WSM Radio, 1948, with Don Reno, banjo; other musicians unknown.By corcoran

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Bill Monroe with Don Reno on WSM 1948 - Toy Heart

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Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys on WSM Radio, 1948, with Don Reno, banjo; other musicians unknown.By Lester Flatt and Bill Monroe

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Bill Monroe with Don Reno on WSM 1948 - Rose of Old Kentucky

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Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys on WSM Radio, 1948, with Don Reno, banjo; other musicians unknown.By Bill Monroe

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Bill Monroe with Don Reno on WSM 1948 - Cripple Creek

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Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys on WSM Radio, 1948, with Don Reno, banjo; other musicians unknown.By corcoran

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Bill Monroe and Don Reno on WSM 1948 - Blue Grass Stomp

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Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys on WSM Radio, 1948, with Don Reno, banjo; other musicians unknown.By Bill Monroe

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Bill Monroe with Rudy Lyle 1956 - Goodbye Old Pal

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Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys at New River Ranch, 13 May 1956, with Rudy Lyle, banjo; Bobby Hicks, fiddle; Joe Stuart, fiddle; Yates Green, guitar; Chick Stripling or Bessie Lee Mauldin, bass. Some other tracks from the concert were included on the Smithsonian Folkways release "Off the Record, Vol. 1," compiled by Ralph Rinzler.…

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Bill Monroe with Rudy Lyle 1956 - Sugar Coated Love

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Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys at New River Ranch, 13 May 1956, with Rudy Lyle, banjo; Bobby Hicks, fiddle; Joe Stuart, fiddle; Yates Green, guitar; Chick Stripling or Bessie Lee Mauldin, bass. Some other tracks from the concert were included on the Smithsonian Folkways release "Off the Record, Vol. 1," compiled by Ralph Rinzler.…

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Bill Monroe with Rudy Lyle 1956 - John Henry

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Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys at New River Ranch, 13 May 1956, with Rudy Lyle, banjo; Bobby Hicks, fiddle; Joe Stuart, fiddle; Yates Green, guitar; Chick Stripling or Bessie Lee Mauldin, bass. Some other tracks from the concert were included on the Smithsonian Folkways release "Off the Record, Vol. 1," compiled by Ralph Rinzler.…

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Bill Monroe with Rudy Lyle 1956 - Sally Goodin

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Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys at New River Ranch, 13 May 1956, with Rudy Lyle, banjo; Bobby Hicks, fiddle; Joe Stuart, fiddle; Yates Green, guitar; Chick Stripling or Bessie Lee Mauldin, bass. Some other tracks from the concert were included on the Smithsonian Folkways release "Off the Record, Vol. 1," compiled by Ralph Rinzler.…

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The Merry Blacksmith (TOTW)

11d ago

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Arranged from the O'Neill's Music of Ireland source. My son is a farrier and does blacksmithing ALL the time. Sometimes he's merry!By JanetB

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The Merry Blacksmith (TOTW)

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Arranged from the O'Neill's Music of Ireland source. My son is a farrier and does blacksmithing ALL the time. Sometimes he's merry!By JanetB

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Monroe on the Opry 1940s - Whitehouse Blues

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Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By corcoran

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Monroe on the Opry 19940s - Why Did You Wander

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Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By Lester Flatt and Bill Monroe

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Monroe on the Opry 1940s - True Life Blues

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Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By corcoran

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Monroe on the Opry 1940s - Will You Be Loving Another Man

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Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By Lester Flatt and Bill Monroe

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Monroe on the Opry 1940s - Blue Yodel #4

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Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By Jimmy Rodgers

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Monroe on the Opry 1940s - Little Maggie

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Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By corcoran

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Bill Keith with Monroe on Opry -- Sailor's Hornpipe

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From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole OpryBy corcoran

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Bill Keith with Monroe on Opry -- intro to Sailor's Hornpipe

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From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole OpryBy corcoran

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Bill Keith with Monroe on Opry -- Goodbye Old Pal

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From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole OpryBy corcoran

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Bill Keith with Monroe on Opry -- intro to Goodbye Old Pal

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From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole OpryBy corcoran

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Bill Keith with Monroe on Opry -- Cindy, Cindy

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From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole OpryBy corcoran

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Earl Taylor & J D Crowe -- Little Cabin Home on the Hill

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Earl Taylor & the Stoney Mountain Boys in concert at Old Dominion Park, 1962, with Taylor, mandolin; J. D. Crowe, banjo; Jim McCall, guitar; Boatwhistle McIntyre, bassBy Lester Flatt and Bill Monroe

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Earl Taylor & J D Crowe -- Whose Shoulder Will You Cry On

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Earl Taylor & the Stoney Mountain Boys in concert at Old Dominion Park, 1962, with Taylor, Mandolin; J. D. Crowe, banjo; Jim McCall, guitar; Boatwhistle McIntyre, bassBy corcoran