JOURNEYS IN LIFE AND MUSIC WITH RHONDA VINCENT & ALLISON RUSSELL

It’s songs of solace and shelter, hope and joy as we visit with mandolin virtuoso Rhonda Vincent, from Greentop, Missouri, who grew up playing the bluegrass and country music circuit in her family’s bluegrass band and now plays the Grand Ole Opry with her own band, the Rage. Then, Montreal-born, Nashville-based singer, clarinetist and banjo player Allison Russell, on her journey to healing from childhood trauma through travels, words and music. Plus words from Nina Simone, Sister Rosetta Tharp, Lucinda Williams and Johnny Cash.

HOUR ONE

Open Bed: Watson's Blues Doc Watson and Bill Monroe
Live Recordings 1963-1980: Off the Record Volume 2, Smithsonian Folkways

Key to the Highway Brownie McGhee
Blues is Truth, Labor Records

That Lonesome Road Rhiannon Giddens
Factory Girl, Nonesuch

I'm A Ramblin' Man Waylon Jennings
The Essential Waylon, Sony

Rambling Boy Charlie Haden with Vince Gill
Rambling Boy, Decca

Ramblin' Charles Lloyd and the Marvels
Tone Poem, Blue Note

Instrumental: Farewell Blues Jim and Jesse
Hats Off! The Bluegrass Tribute To Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs, CMH Records

Mama's Opry Iris Dement
Infamous Angel, Yep Roc

Just Rehearsing Louvin Brothers
The Family Who Prays, Capitol

This Train Sister Rosetta Tharp
Sister Rosetta Tharp--The Decca Singles, Decca

I'm a Honky Tonk Girl Loretta Lynn
Still Woman Enough, Loretta Lynn Enterprises

Car Wheels on a Gravel Road Lucinda Williams
Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, Mercury

Instrumental: Help Me Rhonda Pickin' on the Beach Boys
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Salty Dog Blues The Bluegrass Champs
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Kentucky Borderline Rhonda Vincent
Rhonda Vincent--One Step Ahead, Rounder

SEGMENT: Rhonda Vincent

End Bed: Tickled Pink Brandee Younger
Somewhere Different, Verve

HOUR TWO

Open Bed: Femme L'a Dit Feufollet
Cow Island Hop, Valcour

Blues for Mama Nina Simone
Nina Simone Sings the Blues, RCA Victor

Bye Bye Blackbird Rickie Lee Jones
Pop Pop, Geffen

You're Not Alone Our Native Daughters
Our Native Daughters, Smithsonian Folkways

Instrumental: Gospel Trane Brandee Younger, Dezron Douglas
Force Majeure, International Anthem

SEGMENT: Allison Russell

Fixin' It Up Kelsey Waldon
The Goldmine Archives, Oh Boy Records

Magnolia Blues Adia Victoria
A Southern Gothic, Atlantic

Instrumental: Day is Done Terri Lynne Carrington, John Patitucci and Lewis Porter
Beauty and Mystery, Altrisuoni

Hard Times Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash Unearthed, American

I'm Going Away Elizabeth Cotten
Elizabeth Cotten Sings Shake Sugaree, Smithsonian Folkways

Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad Cliff Carlisle
Country's Most Wanted Hits, Goldenlane

Here Comes the Sun Richie Havens
Richie Havens Live at the Cellar Door, V.S.O.P.

End Bed: Springtime in Chicago Sun Ra
Sun Ra and his Arkestra--Supersonic Jazz, Enterplantetary Koncepts

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