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I’d like to invite you to listen to folk music on KBOO - Pastures of Plenty
on Wednesday morning June 11th, from 5:30 till 7 AM.
You’ll hear a variety of topics and songs about life — as usual for folk
music, I guess. The program starts with Molly O’Brien and Rich Moore ...
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Join me on Pastures of Plenty for some great new music, some hot guitar flat
pickin', and some live versions of favorite songs.
Featured new music is by Chris Walz, Billy Strings, Sierra Hull, Amelia
Hogan, I’m With Her, and local artists Avery Hill, and True North duo. ...
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Expect a great variety of music Wednesday morning, May 14th, 5:30-7:00 am.
An early start as usual. The program begins with Randall Kromm’s
"Springtime" and finishes with "Won’t be Worried Long" from Wonder Women of
Country. Think positive, I always say. In between t...
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This episode of Pastures of Plenty offers a musical salute to the merry,
merry month of May, Moby Dick in a 5 minute song, and features some great new
music and new releases from Pacific NW artists as well as some old favorites.
Featured artists include Dervish, Tempest, ...
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On Pastures of Plenty this week (April 30, 2025) we feature 90 minutes of the
music of the late Jesse Colin Young, a prominent figure in the development of
Folk-Rock. As a member of the Youngbloods, he recorded "Get Together", a tune
whose message of Peace and Love would...
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