Backwoods Bluegrass plays a favorite traditional gospel song In The Garden.
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While out making deliveries in New York City, Marcel notes me asking random people to sing and decides he wants to join the fun!

A very special moment at the piano with Jools Holland & Ladyva, captured at his home in London.

Boogie Woogie Dance by Sondre & Tanya! We enjoyed dancing some fast piano Boogie Woogie again.

The Ross Sisters were a trio of American singers and dancers consisting of Betsy Ann Ross (1926–1996), Veda Victoria "Vicki" Ross (1927–2002), and Dixie Jewell Ross (1929–1963), who used the stage names Aggie, Maggie, and Elmira.[1] They performed as a three-part harmony trio, who also danced and were particularly noted for their acrobatics and contortionism.

Missing You by Old Old Joe | Porch Blues of Love and Loss. Old Old Joe is back on the porch with a song about absence, memory, and the kind of missing that settles in quiet and stays awhile.
Missing You is a front-porch blues reflection about the people we carry after they’re gone, the mornings that used to mean something different, and the way a guitar can still say what words can’t. It’s simple. It’s worn-in. And it’s honest.
This version leans into the lonely porch side of the song, but there may be another trail ahead for it too. Down the road, I may be looking for a new voice from the Porch to help bring a western version of this one to life.
If you’ve ever sat still long enough for the past to come walking back in, this one may speak your language.
Pull up a chair. The porch light stays on.
— Sam Dad Radio

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Some songs don’t arrive loud. They just sit down beside you.
Missing You is one of those songs. It’s for the people who still show up in your mind when the morning gets quiet and the world slows down enough to feel what’s missing.
And there may be more to this one yet. I’m thinking about doing a western version later on, maybe with a new voice from the Porch. So if that sounds like your kind of trail, stay close.
Glad you’re here.

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Real human interaction and spontaneity replaced by A I? I don’t think so…

Backwoods Bluegrass playing John Andersons 80's country hit Black Sheep in a bluegrass style!

Is this the greatest Bon Jovi song ever written? Leave a comment and let us know how we did! (But like, only if it's a nice comment telling us how pretty we look, ok?) Huge shout out to Omar Cardona for joining in on this one and big high fives to you for watching and sharing!

23 in My Head | Willie James Porch Blues - aka - Give Me a Minute.

Some songs don’t live in the calendar. They live in the mind. 23 in My Head is about that strange place where the years keep moving, but part of you still feels frozen in another time. The body gets older. The road gets longer. But somewhere inside, that younger self is still standing there, still talking, still remembering, still trying to make sense of it all.
Willie James brings this one in with that weathered soul, porch-light grit, and the kind of truth that doesn’t need much explaining once it hits you.
If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and felt older on the outside than you do in your own mind, this one may already belong to you.
Pull up a chair.
The porch light’s on.

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Some songs are about what the world sees.
Some are about what still lives inside a man after the years have had their say.
23 in My Head is for anybody who’s ever felt like time kept moving, but something in you stayed back there a while. If that feeling ever found you, pull up a chair and tell me what age still lives in your head. -Sam

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Sierra Hull & Sam Bush perform "Angeline the Baker" at Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival 2025. Brought to you by Less Than Face Productions. Audio by Bill K.

That Old Man in the Mirror | Old Old Joe Porch Blues
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Sometimes the mirror tells a story the soul doesn’t agree with.
This one came from that strange feeling of looking up one day and realizing your sons are as old as what you once thought old was… and somehow the boy you used to be is still alive in there, still looking out through tired eyes.
That Old Man in the Mirror is about age, memory, old friends, cell phone snapshots, and the quiet truth that the man staring back at you ain’t always the man you feel like inside.
Old Old Joe is back on the porch with another weathered truth, and this one cuts close to the bone.
Old Old Joe is back, and this time he’s staring time right in the face.
If this one hits home, pull up a chair and listen awhile.
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Some songs come from imagination.
Some come from looking up one day and realizing time didn’t ask permission.
This one is for everybody who’s ever caught their reflection and thought, “That can’t be me.” The miles show up on the outside long before the inside agrees. Truth is, a lot of us are still carrying the same boy, same fire, same foolish grin somewhere under the years.
Old Old Joe is back, and he brought a hard look in the mirror with him.
Old Old Joe is back, and this time he’s staring time right in the face.
If this song felt a little too familiar, let me know in the comments. And if you’ve got somebody in your life who’d understand this one, share it with them.
Pull up a chair anytime. The porch light stays on.
– Sam Dad
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Viva la Vida magical flashmob in ‪@CannesWebTV‬ with over 100 artists! For the 60th Anniversary of ‪@midem‬, it was my pleasure to bring music to life on the Place du Général de Gaulle. Thank you to all the musicians and amazing team, credits below!

Pink Panther on Double Bass | Vienna Philharmonic #Video

We’ll Be Around | Greg Wohlgemuth Series | Blues Doctor Song

The Greg Wohlgemuth Series - Songs by Greg Wohlgemuth - Presented by Sam Dad Radio - Produced by SD Studios

“We’ll Be Around” is built on an old truth: sometimes music can’t change what happened, but it can help carry you through it.
Written by Greg Wohlgemuth, this song leans into that late-night blues-doctor spirit — the voice that shows up when heartache, loneliness, and hard living have taken their turn. There’s comfort in this one, but there’s grit too. It doesn’t promise magic fixes. It promises presence.

Greg Wohlgemuth is a songwriter originally from Long Island, New York, whose strongest musical association is his co-writing relationship with Taz DiGregorio of the Charlie Daniels Band. He contributed to songs tied to Midnight in Savannah and Shake Rag, and his most notable credit is “No Potion For the Pain,” a co-write on Charlie Daniels’ platinum-selling Full Moon album. Greg’s story is less about fame than about real collaboration, strong songs, and a life lived both inside and outside the music business.
If this song speaks to you, leave a word in the comments and let us know where you’re listening from.

Pinned Comment: Tonight’s song comes from The Greg Wohlgemuth Series.
“We’ll Be Around” carries that old blues promise — when the night gets heavy, the music still knows how to sit with you.
If a lyric, line, or feeling in this one hits home, drop it below. Glad you’re here on the porch. The porch light stays on.

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Stephen Edward Sayer and Karine Hermes are the Coolest Jerks dancing to Cool Jerk by the Capitols

Dobro vs Fiddle Showdown | Old Old Joe vs Abigail “Abby” Moretti. Old Old Joe stepped up with grit. Abby Moretti stepped up with fire.
This one moves fast — a back-and-forth musical challenge between dobro and fiddle, swagger and glide, porch grit and sharp reply. Joe talks his talk, Abby answers him note for note, and the porch gets to decide who brought the mojo to Jade’s Ferry.
If you like musical standoffs, fast picking, fiery fiddle, and front-porch rivalry with a smile behind it, pull up a chair.
Sam Dad Radio — Original music. Porch stories. American soul.

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Old Old Joe came in talkin’. Abby Moretti came in ready. This one’s a fast porch showdown — dobro against fiddle, line for line and lick for lick. Joe’s got grit. Abby’s got flame. By the end of it, maybe the real winner is the porch. Who brought the mojo to Jade’s Ferry today? – Sam

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If you like piano music, you're gonna love this!

Bruce Griffin from Canada - now resident in the UK- turns up to sing the Blues at the public piano.

Backwoods Bluegrass playing Jealous, one of our favorite newer bluegrass tunes!
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Porch Rattlin’ Mojo (Porch Light Ladies Instrumental) | Delta Blues Thunder Reignited.
The storm came through once before. Now the Porch Light Ladies have their hands on it.
This is Porch Rattlin’ Mojo — also known around the porch as Delta Blues Thunder — handed over to the ladies for a fresh instrumental run through Jade’s Ferry.
The original shook these boards on May 14, 2025 and rolled its way to nearly 2 million views. That kind of thunder doesn’t get replaced. It gets answered. So this ain’t a copy.
It’s a handoff. Same porch. Same rumble. Different fire in the hands. Groove, grit, stomp, shake, and that low-slung Delta electricity running through the floorboards.

To the new folks — welcome to Jade’s Ferry.
To the longtime porch riders — thank you for keeping this thing alive.
Pull up a chair and let the boards talk.

PINNED COMMENT: This one matters to me. Porch Rattlin’ Mojo first hit this channel on May 14, 2025, and y’all carried it to right at 2 million views. I never forgot that. Now I’m handing that thunder over to the Porch Light Ladies for an instrumental remake. Not replacing the original.
Just letting a different set of hands shake the same porch.
Did the ladies bring their own kind of storm to it? ????????❤️- Sam

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