This episode is called "Where the Blacktop Ends" as we travel to where the west and the real cowboy world begin. Classic and contemporary western music and cowboy poetry are on this week's menu (as they are every week!). You can hear works from: Squeek Steele, Jim Reader, Trinity Seely, Dave Stamey, Tom Swearingen, the Farmer and Adele, Doug Figgs, the Tumbling Tumbleweeds, Tallgrass Express String Band, Ron Secoy, the Western Flyers, John Malcolm Penn, Gal Holiday and the Honky Tonk Revue, more Dave Stamey, Open Range & the Stampede Swing Band, the Carolyn Sills combo, LeeLee Robert, Sourdough Slim, the Groove Hogs.
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On tonight's show:
- Bix Beiderbecke, Three Blind Mice
- Buddy DeFranco, Little Girl Blue
- Barney Kessel, Blues For A Playboy
- Tal Farlow, Night and Day
- Annie Ross and Zoot Sims, You're Driving Me Crazy
- Annie Ross, I'm Nobody's Baby
- Howard Roberts, Dirty Old Bossa Nova
- Chuck Wayne Trio, Lady's Love Song
- Nara Leão, Desafinado
- Ben Webster & Teddy Wilson, Sunday
- Ella Fitzgerald, Days of Wine and Roses
- Cedar Walton, This Guys In Love With You
- Miles Davis and Quincy Jones, Miles Ahead
- Jimmy Cobb, Book's Bossa (Roy Hargrove trumpet)
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Dierdre Wolownick, author of "The Sharp End of Life", shares her stories and introduces us to her son, Alex Honnold, who not only taught her to climb but is also the central figure in the recent award-winnig movie "Free Solo". This show will give you a feel for what modern climbing is like and help you know more about this fascinating woman. Dierdre climbed Yosemite's El Capitan when she was over 60; and is still going strong.
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