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Plenty of fiddle and pedal steel in the ultracountry version of border radio.
Kirsten takes a trip to Harlan County and some coal miner's music and bluegrass traditional and modern. She invites two guests Al Baxter from the Ministry of Folk and the band Hoop and Bill Angus into the studio to celebrate Bob Dylan's 80th birthday with a live performance.
Kirsten takes a trip to Harlan County and some coal miner's music and bluegrass traditional and modern. She invites two guests Al Baxter from the Ministry of Folk and the band Hoop and Bill Angus into the studio to celebrate Bob Dylan's 80th birthday with a live performance.
"Shine On You crazy Diamond" covered by Christy Moore is the song used to close Border Radio this week. If you do nothing else in your life today listen to this song and Iris De Ments protest against the right wing " I'm Going Down To Sing In Texas" . It shows there is hope for the world after all !!!!!
"Shine On You crazy Diamond" covered by Christy Moore is the song used to close Border Radio this week. If you do nothing else in your life today listen to this song and Iris De Ments protest against the right wing " I'm Going Down To Sing In Texas" . It shows there is hope for the world after all !!!!!
All New Zealand Border Radio. Praise be and joy that we live in the time of Reb, Marlon, Delaney, McGrath....
Kirsten plays all local content for New Zealand Music Month - there's no shortage of great New Zealand material to chose from.
Happy Mother'`s Day to y'all...... I hope you blokes out there appreciate our woman folk fr their efforts..... well done. Rest in peace Yanek! I'm gonna miss you dude.... may you find a seat next to Hank... enjoy the show y'all...
A few different tangents this week. 80's and 90's alt ladies like tanya Donnely and Michelle Shocked. Some cartoonish hillbilly vibes like Eastbound Jesus, literally a song about a dude 'wrastlin' a bear' English lads playing the blues, Stevie Ray too, calssic Ribert Earle keen and a doozy from James McMurtry. As well as a decent chunk of awesome NZ tunes including a couple that are brand new from Miles Calder and Adam Hattaway and the Haunters.
Kirsten's back, celebrating Reb Fountain's win of the Taite Music Prize and playing Reb's amazing track "When Gods Lie" recorded with Finn Andrews. Plus Wellington's Miles Calder, on tour in May, interviewed last week on Border Radio.
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