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2009/10 Program Schedule
- 101. Malcolm Dalglish
- Dalglish plays the hammer dulcimer and performs "Cooper's Caper," "Bushy Tail," "One Day, One Foot," "Wide Mouth Frog," and "Woody Know Nothin'." 15 minutes
- Thursday, December 3 at 2:15 pm on KET1
- Friday, December 4 at 5:15 am on KET1
- Friday, December 4 at 2:15 pm on KETKY
- 102. Jean Ritchie
- Kentucky native Jean Ritchie plays the dulcimer and banjo and sings such traditional songs as "Shady Grove," "Bandyrowe," "Lazy John," and "Goin' to Boston." 15 minutes
- Thursday, December 10 at 2:15 pm on KET1
- Friday, December 11 at 5:15 am on KET1
- Friday, December 11 at 2:15 pm on KETKY
- 103. John McCutcheon
- Banjoist and hammer dulcimer player McCutcheon introduces polyrhythmic songs such as "The Rainstorm" and "No More Pie" and sings the Russian folk song "May There Always Be Sunshine." 15 minutes
- Thursday, December 17 at 2:15 pm on KET1
- Friday, December 18 at 5:15 am on KET1
- Friday, December 18 at 2:15 pm on KETKY
- 104. Sparky and Rhonda Rucker
- Features "The Gospel Train," one of the many code-word songs that were used in the Underground Railroad, as well as "Oh Susannah" and "Freight Train."
- 105. Mike Seeger
- Using the gourd banjo, jaw harp, banjo, harmonica, fiddle, and guitar, Mike Seeger presents traditional favorites about animals: "Cluck Old Hen," "I Had a Rooster," "Foo Boo Woo Boo John," "Molly Hare," and "Derby Ram."
- 106. Odetta
- The blues and folk legend performs "Give Me Your Hand," "Keep On Movin' On," and "I'm a Child of God."
- 107. Gray Eagle Band
- Features string band music as it was heard in the South in the 1930s and clawhammer-style banjo playing that preceded the three-finger (bluegrass) style. Songs include "The Hound Dog Song," "Rabbit in a Log," "Breathitt County Hill Farm," "Oh Groundhog," and "Christmas Calico/Sally Goodin."
- 108. Jean Ritchie
- Eastern Kentucky folksinger Ritchie sings "Love Somebody, Yes I Do," "The Blue Bird Song," "Skin and Bones," and "What'll I Do with the Baby-O?"
- 109. Tom Bledsoe, Joy D'Elia, and Rich Kirby
- Three performers from Appalshop's Roadside Theater present "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," "Skip to My Lou," "The Cuckoo," "The Devil and the Farmer's Wife," and "Five Little Ducks Out on a Limb."
- 110. Bob and Susie Hutchison
- The husband-and-wife duo play lap dulcimer and sing "She'll Be Comin' Around the Mountain," "Did You Feed My Cow?," "Taddle-Diddle-Dink-Dink," "The Old Woman and the Little Pig," and "Sandy River Belle/Whiskey Before Breakfast."
- 111. Odetta
- Songs: "I'm a Rambler, I'm a Gambler," "Home on the Range," "Chilly Winds/Shenandoah."
- 112. The Metro Blues Trio
- The Central Kentucky-based blues band performs "Chicken à la Blues," "Mother the Queen of My Heart," and "She Caught the Katy."
- 113. The Reel World String Band
- Kentucky's all-female Reel World String Band presents "Last Old Train," "Go Rabbit," and "Stay All Night."
- 114. Mike Seeger
- Songs: "Quill Ditty," "All Around the Kitchen," "When First to This Country," "Skip to My Lou," and "Susan Girl."
- 115. John McCutcheon
- Songs: "John Henry," "Hambone," and "The Awful Hilly Daddy-Willie Trip."
- 116. Malcolm Dalglish
- Songs: "Danville Klude," "Spoons Story," "Bones Lesson/Fine Lady and the Saxophone Pig," "I Had a Bird," and "Throw the Window Open."
- 117. Taj Mahal
- Songs: "Fishin' Blues," "Shake Sugaree," and "Light Rain."
- 118. The Doucet Family
- Songs from Cajun culture: "Poor Johnnie (Johnny Peux Pas Danser)," "The Fifty Cent Song (La Chanson de Cinquante Sous)," and "P'tit Galop pour Mamou."
- 119. Dennis Banks
- Banks presents songs reflecting his Native American heritage: "The Flip Side," "A Forty Niner Song," and "An Honor Song."
- 120. Paula Larke
- Songs: "Rosebud," "Chicken and the Rooster," and "Zudio."
- 121. The Doucet Family
- More Cajun songs: "La Cravate a' Zig et Zag," "Le Hoogie Boogie," "L'Arc en Ciel," and "Deux Cocodries."
- 122. Taj Mahal
- Songs: "Funky Bluesy ABC," "African Blues," "Stagger Lee," and "You Don't Have To Go."
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