That Dirt Road Radio Show

Our guest today is David Lee Alred, a gospel singer and songwriter from Middleburg, Florida. You can find his music on Apple Music, and Youtube.

Songs from today's Show:

• I Thirst
• Working for Jesus
• I'm Just a Pickup
• When my Name was Written in His Hands

See you down that dirt road. 

For today’s show we caught up with Robert Lester Folsom; songwriter, musician and recording artist. You can find his music on Spotify 

Albums include:

• Abacus Atlanta Sessions
• Music And Dreams 
• Ode to a Rainy Day: Archives 1972-1975
• Sunshine Only Sometimes: Archives Vol. 2, 1972–1975
• Beautiful Nonsense
• Autumn Lament
• Bridge

Songs from today's show:

• Jericho
• Show me to the Window
• Beautiful Nonsense
• April Suzanne

For today’s show we caught up with Carolanne Wolfe; songwriter, musician and producer. You can find her music on spotify and bandcamp (Taylor Voss, Byrdy Wolfe, Freya Wolfe, Children of the Retrowave)

Songs from today's show:

• Byrdy Wolfe- Goodnight, Night Stalker( and 
• Freya Wolfe - Familiar Eyes.  
• Taylor Voss - Through the Night 
• Children of the Retrowave - Neon Reaper

 

You will learn more about Roy at:

www.Roypeak.com

https://roypeak.bandcamp.com

Recorded Tracks:

1. Broken Too

2. Queen of The Knockout Rose

3. Ohio

4. Walk With Me Now

Live Tracks (Impromptu at the time of recording this show):

1. The Fisher King

2. Sylvia

We'd like to thank Roy for his time and especially for agreeing to play a couple songs in studio completely impromptu.

That Dirt Road Radio Show is brought to you by Town Farm Music.

We are honored to feature Jacksonville, Florida singer songwriter Rambler Kane on the program. 

Related Links:

https://ramblerkane.com/

https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=rambler%20kane

 

Steve Shanholtzer, Jacksonville Florida musician and local legend releases new album "Blues That you Choose"

Gary Smalley was an amazingly talented musician who touched many lives before his death from cancer in March 1999. 

We invite you to share your thoughts about Gary Smalley below

Gary was originally from Memphis Tennessee but called Jacksonville, Florida his home where he raised his family and built his music career. Smalley’s music career included membership with the Curtis Willis Band and The Roosters, working with the Lynyrd Skynyrd band, and countless side projects. His last studio album, Dancin', was released posthumously. 

Today’s show is a tribute to Gary and his music, though this broadcast in no way is a complete depiction of Gary’s body of work and impact on the many many musicians he worked with. We chose May 21st to release the show in honor what would have been Gary’s 67th birthday. Songs from the show in order Dancin' Album: Dancin'// Piece of My Heart // Olivia // Two Birds

Special thanks to Craig Spirko, Producer of Dancin', for his interview. 

In today's show we feature a musician who writes, plays, and sings songs that speak to the human condition. His work holds a deep connection to Roots, Americana, Jazz, and Rock and Roll. Though William Goin is a man of few words, his music speaks for itself. Tune in for more! 

Songs from the show ( from EP Moon over Springfield):Alma Georgia, Moon over Springfield, Broken Man

Bandcamp: https://williamgoin.bandcamp.com/releases

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/William-Goin-534715630068149/

Alma Georgia video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pe2Ysz1k0es

In today’s show we feature a man who has been described by music critics and fans as “one of Florida’s musical treasures." Steve Shanholtzer is a true original artist. He has been sought after by many song writers and performers as a side man and he never disappoints. Though he often minimizes his own songwriting prowess, Shanholtzer has penned some powerful  works. His life with music has taken him from small coffee houses on an acoustic guitar to concert halls playing in 6 piece bands where he primarily served as a lead guitarist. Tune in for more! Songs from the show (from album Jalapeno Brothers: Assertive Acoustic): Let it roll on, Couch Potato, How do you make love stay?, Instrumental.

In today’s show we honor blues/folk legend, Roy bookbinder. With nearly 50 years on the road behind him, Roy still tours around the country, performing over 70 shows a year. In fact, these days, he books the shows himself--- often from the comfort of his RV home away from home. We caught up with Roy at one of his recent shows in Piermont New York at the Turning Point Cafe. After the show, Roy invited us onto his tour bus for a chat.  

Songs from the Show: Travelin Man, The Preacher Picked a Guitar, The Good Book, Step Right Up

Website: http://www.roybookbinder.com/