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My cover of "Yesterday" by The Beatles
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New favorite bluegrass moment. Nash Grier is one of my favorite people and one of my favorite fiddlers and he’s only 8 years old. Here is band Indigo at Kids on Bluegrass at the International Bluegrass Music Association’s World of Bluegrass 2026. I had my own feature song which I’ll share at some point later but this was just so good I couldn’t not share it first. I have so much fun playing with and hanging with this amazing fiddle genius. He’s not trying to be famous, but I don’t think he’s going to be able to stop it.

Filmed by Oceanna @ Fitting Room Studios in Nashville, TN August 2026.
Losing My Religion is now available to stream on all platforms!

Welcome to a nostalgic celebration of the greatest hits of the 60s! This 2026 mix brings together the warm melodies, uplifting rhythms and unforgettable atmosphere that made 1960s music truly special.

Enjoy a carefully selected journey through classic rock and roll, vintage pop, soulful oldies, rhythm and blues, folk-inspired favorites and beautiful romantic ballads. From energetic songs that brighten your mood to gentle melodies that bring back precious memories, this collection captures the unique spirit of a golden musical decade.

Perfect for relaxing at home, enjoying a peaceful afternoon, working, driving or sharing timeless music with family and friends. If you are searching for the best old songs, 60s music hits, classic oldies, golden oldies or a complete 1960s music playlist, this mix was created for you.

Thank you for listening and supporting 60s Music Hits. Please like, share and subscribe for more timeless collections from the golden age of music. May every melody bring joy to your heart and beautiful memories to your day!
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Soundtrack How Am I To Know written and performed by Steve Nielson (Musical Pearls).
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ABOUT THE SONG
"Will You Be Lonesome Too?" is one of the Delmore Brothers' enduring standards — a heartfelt parting song built on the simple, aching question in its title. It's the kind of song that shows why so many duet singers who came after them, from the Louvin Brothers to the Everlys, studied the Delmores so closely: plain words, a memorable melody, and harmony that carries the feeling.

ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE
The Grascals — three-time Grammy nominees and two-time IBMA Entertainers of the Year — are joined by harmonica great Charlie McCoy, whose playing is heard on records by everyone from Elvis Presley to Bob Dylan. Harmonica was part of the Delmores' own sound in their King Records years alongside Wayne Raney, so Charlie's presence here ties this performance straight back to the source.

ABOUT THE PROJECT
In 1926, Alton and Rabon Delmore — two sons of tenant farmers from Elkmont, Alabama — played a fiddle contest in nearby Athens. It was the start of a partnership that carried them to the Grand Ole Opry in 1933, onto more than 200 recorded sides for Bluebird, Decca and King, and into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2001. Alton's six-string guitar weaving around Rabon's four-string tenor guitar, their close brother harmony, and songs steeped in the blues became a blueprint for the Louvin Brothers, the Everly Brothers, bluegrass, rockabilly and early rock 'n' roll. Bob Dylan has said the Delmores influenced every harmony he ever tried to sing.

A Century of Strings, Stories & Songs: A Tribute to The Delmore Brothers marks that centennial with 15 Delmore songs recorded by some of the finest voices in bluegrass and country. Produced by Jerry Salley; executive produced by the Tennessee Valley Old Time Fiddlers Convention in conjunction with the Athens State University Foundation.

"The Delmore Brothers are a national treasure whose songs, harmonies, musicianship, and pioneering spirit helped shape the very foundation of American roots music." — Jerry Salley, producer

TRACKLIST
1. Honey, I'm Ramblin' Away – Junior Sisk & Don Rigsby
2. I've Got The Big River Blues – Marty Raybon & Jimmy Fortune
3. When It's Time For The Whippoorwill To Sing – Doyle Lawson & Jerry Salley
4. Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar – Trey Hensley & Del McCoury
5. Put Me On The Trail To Carolina – The Malpass Brothers
6. Brown's Ferry Blues – The SteelDrivers
7. Will You Be Lonesome Too? – The Grascals ft. Charlie McCoy
8. Field Hand Man – Wood Box Heroes
9. Hillbilly Boogie – Alex Miller & Carson Peters
10. The Fugitive's Lament – Riders In The Sky
11. Blue Railroad Train – Bradley Walker & Ricky Skaggs
12. Life's Too Short – The Gibson Brothers
13. Blues Stay Away From Me – Chris Jones & The Night Drivers
14. Bound For The Shore – Appalachian Road Show
15. Sweet, Sweet Thing – Darin & Brooke Aldridge ft. Charlie McCoy
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ABOUT THE SONG
"Sweet, Sweet Thing" is one of the Delmore Brothers' lighthearted love songs — a lesser-heard gem from a catalog of more than a thousand songs written by Alton and Rabon. It closes the album on a warm, sunny note, a reminder that alongside the blues and the heartbreak, the Delmores wrote plenty of songs simply meant to make folks feel good.

ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE
Husband-and-wife duo Darin & Brooke Aldridge — North Carolina's multi-award-winning bluegrass pair, Grand Ole Opry regulars and Billboard Bluegrass Albums #1 artists — trade the Delmores' brother harmony for a couple's harmony, and harmonica legend Charlie McCoy (heard on records from Elvis Presley to Bob Dylan) adds the finishing touch.

ABOUT THE PROJECT
In 1926, Alton and Rabon Delmore — two sons of tenant farmers from Elkmont, Alabama — played a fiddle contest in nearby Athens. It was the start of a partnership that carried them to the Grand Ole Opry in 1933, onto more than 200 recorded sides for Bluebird, Decca and King, and into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2001. Alton's six-string guitar weaving around Rabon's four-string tenor guitar, their close brother harmony, and songs steeped in the blues became a blueprint for the Louvin Brothers, the Everly Brothers, bluegrass, rockabilly and early rock 'n' roll. Bob Dylan has said the Delmores influenced every harmony he ever tried to sing.

A Century of Strings, Stories & Songs: A Tribute to The Delmore Brothers marks that centennial with 15 Delmore songs recorded by some of the finest voices in bluegrass and country. Produced by Jerry Salley; executive produced by the Tennessee Valley Old Time Fiddlers Convention in conjunction with the Athens State University Foundation.

"The Delmore Brothers are a national treasure whose songs, harmonies, musicianship, and pioneering spirit helped shape the very foundation of American roots music." — Jerry Salley, producer

TRACKLIST
1. Honey, I'm Ramblin' Away – Junior Sisk & Don Rigsby
2. I've Got The Big River Blues – Marty Raybon & Jimmy Fortune
3. When It's Time For The Whippoorwill To Sing – Doyle Lawson & Jerry Salley
4. Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar – Trey Hensley & Del McCoury
5. Put Me On The Trail To Carolina – The Malpass Brothers
6. Brown's Ferry Blues – The SteelDrivers
7. Will You Be Lonesome Too? – The Grascals ft. Charlie McCoy
8. Field Hand Man – Wood Box Heroes
9. Hillbilly Boogie – Alex Miller & Carson Peters
10. The Fugitive's Lament – Riders In The Sky
11. Blue Railroad Train – Bradley Walker & Ricky Skaggs
12. Life's Too Short – The Gibson Brothers
13. Blues Stay Away From Me – Chris Jones & The Night Drivers
14. Bound For The Shore – Appalachian Road Show
15. Sweet, Sweet Thing – Darin & Brooke Aldridge ft. Charlie McCoy

Stream / download the album:
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Music has the power to unite us all and we are excited to bring together incredible artists and musicians from across the globe in a powerful celebration of friendship, humanity, and our shared connection through music.

“With a Little Help from My Friends” Song Around The World is a special global collaboration featuring extraordinary artists and musicians from Antigua and Barbuda, Cameroon, Fiji, Ghana, India, Samoa, South Africa, and the United Kingdom.

Created in celebration of CHOGM 2026 — the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, hosted by Antigua and Barbuda — this production reflects the spirit of a global gathering that brings together leaders and communities from across the Commonwealth to strengthen cooperation, celebrate diversity, and advance a more inclusive, sustainable, and prosperous future.

Through this timeless Beatles classic, artists from different cultures and musical traditions remind us of the transformative power of music and the importance of coming together with a shared purpose.

No matter where we come from, we are all connected by the universal language of music. When we share our voices, embrace our differences, and help one another, we can create something truly beautiful and impactful!

One song. Many voices. One shared humanity.

Written by: John Lennon and Paul McCartney

FEATURING:
Asher Otto- Vocals
Antigua Barbuda Youth Symphony Orchestra & The InSpire Youth Choir- Choir, Orchestra
Bizung Family Dancers- Dancers
Davey Johnstone- Mandolin
Davy Knowles- Electric guitar, Vocals
Fa'ae'e Te'o- Vocals
Falaniko Solomon King- Fire Dancer
Kaustubh More- Tanpura
Khan Cordice- Steel pan drums
Malo Faamausili- Log Drum
Manava Performing Arts in partnership with Sweet Sensation (Trio):
Demetria Mohelata Tawake- Vocals
Jim Raiwalui- Vocals
Olsen Joseph Sefo- Guitar
Pete Thomas- Drums
Peti Key- Guitar
Prasad Rahane- Sitar
Richard Bona- Bass
Titi Tsira- Vocals
Tushar Lall- Harmonium
William Barton- Didgeridoo

A special thank you to The Sustainable Markets Initiative (SMI), the world’s leading private sector organization for sustainable transition, for partnering with us to bring this powerful global collaboration to life. Together, we celebrate the power of music to unite people, inspire meaningful connections, and create a more hopeful and sustainable future for humanity.

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Billy Strings performs the Carter Family's "Sad And Lonesome Day" for the first time on July 28, 2026 at PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford, CT. Brought to you by Less Than Face Productions.

Music video by Celtic Woman performing Send Me a Song (Live).© 2005 Celtic Woman Ltd.

A Celebration of Dolly Parton” with a moving performance of Dolly Parton’s “A Few Old Memories.” The special aired Wednesday, October 21, 2026 on ABC and Disney+ from Belmont University’s Fisher Center for the Performing Arts and is now available to stream on Hulu & Disney+.

Some songs don’t need words. “Smoky Barroom Shuffle” is an instrumental from the world of Old Old Joe — the kind of tune that feels like it was written late at night after the room emptied out, the smoke settled low, and only the instruments still had something left to say.

In this one, we imagine Joe alone in the barroom, writing out the notes by hand, leaving the sheet music on the Hammond, and walking away while the room keeps the music alive.
No singing.
No speech.
Just atmosphere, groove, and the sound of a tune left behind.

Built around that late-night blues-club mood, this instrumental lives somewhere between the Dobro, the upright bass, the organ, and the empty room itself.
This is part of the Old Old Joe mythos — not just a song, but a moment in the world.

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Should Old Old Joe leave behind more instrumentals like this?

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Old Old Joe wrote the notes down… set them on the organ… and left the room to the music.
That’s the idea behind SMOKY BARROOM SHUFFLE.
No words this time — just a late-night instrumental from the Sam Dad Radio® world.
Would y’all like more instrumentals from Old Old Joe?

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This video is a work of creative expression and fictional storytelling. Old Old Joe and the Sam Dad Radio® story world are fictionalized characters and settings. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or deceased, or to actual events is coincidental unless specifically identified otherwise. This work is not intended to demean, stereotype, ridicule, or target any individual or group based on race, ethnicity, nationality, age, religion, sex, disability, or any other personal characteristic. Character viewpoints, settings, and scenarios are part of the creative work and do not necessarily represent the personal beliefs of the songwriter, producer, or Sam Dad Radio®.
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Doyle Lawson & Jerry Salley perform "When It's Time For The Whippoorwill To Sing" in the studio for A Century of Strings, Stories & Songs: A Tribute to The Delmore Brothers — available now on Billy Blue Records.

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In this clip from our recent livestream session, Hannah Harper and The Chapmans tackle the legendary heartbreak anthem, "I Feel The Blues Moving In." Featuring tight family harmonies, driving acoustic rhythm, and some sharp flatpicking, Hannah brings a beautiful, soaring vocal lead to this staple of the traditional bluegrass songbook.

Aidan is an actor who struggles to show his talent to the world. While watching me sing with random people on the street he feels inspired to overcome his fears and share his voice with the strangers who gather around to watch.

ABOUT THE SONG
"Bound For The Shore" is where the Delmore story begins. It was the very first song Alton Delmore ever wrote — composed in 1925, with his mother Mollie, who taught both brothers to sing. A year later, Alton and Rabon played their first contest together in Athens, Alabama. Nearly a century and more than a thousand songs later, this gospel number is the seed of it all.

ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE
Billy Blue Records' own Appalachian Road Show has built its sound on the old songs of the mountains — the ballads, hymns and stories that shaped bluegrass. Their deep respect for tradition makes them the right band to carry the Delmores' first song forward, and they give it a heartfelt reading here in the studio.
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The smartphone Zombie apocalypse is paused for just 60 seconds and creativity returns.

Billy Strings performs John Hartford's "Presbyterian Guitar" in Portland, ME on 7/25/26. Brought to you by Less Than Face Productions.