Tis the week before Xmas and nothing silly-season on Border Radio. It's business as usual for the mighty deputy team playing American roots music. Standout was bringing back Tim Buckley with "Get On Top" from 1972, if you want a dancing album over Xmas get down with "Greetings From L.A."

Deputy Louis was out on the range so Deputy Paul covers.

With guests Otis Mace and John Segovia playing live - both ace players but there was a technical hitch at beginning of their interview and first song - no sound but they repeat the song when the mics are turned on! Please persevere or skip ahead a few minutes and they're there! Sorry guys. Otherwise great performance and the rest is great music.

All three deputies broadcasting live from Studio 1 Guitars! Fantastic live performances from Fables and Moongoose. A huge thank you to Studio 1 Vintage Guitars for hosting us and their continued support of our show. Yeehaw! 

Louis takes a deep dive into a mind blowing year of music with all tracks from 1975. Thanks to Studio 1 Vintage Guitars 

Special guest tonight is friend and sponsor of Border Radio, Garrick Wynne from Studio 1 Vintage Guitars who plays some favourites tracks.

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Brand new Todd Snider, Wednesday. Our new best friend, Lachie Hayes, Billy Bragg 'cos it's Labour weekend, Bruce and Neil and a whole bunch more. 

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Interview with Margo Timmins of Cowboy Junkies in two-parts. Plus we play some of the artists appearing at Auckland Folk Festival.

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A show where Deputy Paul goes completely nuts over Lachie Hayes. The Southland boy with huge tunes, big chops and a vibe. A must-be-heard Aotearoa artist - so excited to share. New favorites all round.

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