2022-02-28-Hour-1800

Red Tail Ring from Michigan singing Scottish ballad 'Yarrow' for Charleston WV's 'Music in the Glen' Radio Show. Recorded on a brief studio visit before the duo's FOOTMAD Concert later in the evening. Laurel is playing her fretless, gourd banjo. There's a few giggles and chat shared about curvy WV roads, 'The Ollam', the bodhran as a gateway instrument to musical stardom. I went to the concert later, and this is a group rich in talent, amazing vocal harmonies, swapping a plethora of instruments effortlessly, but plucking at your emotions and tapping feet with rich textures of sound. Go see em live, buy a cd (The Quality beats anything you can hear on you tube) look em up on the web: www.redtailring.com/

Red Tail Ring On Music In The Glen

Andrew Branard is an accomplished individual performer and member of the Kanawha Valley Pipes and Drums(.org)The KVPD is actively seeking new members to carry on an over 25 year tradition of piping in the Kanawha Valley. If you are interested in trying out and learning the pipes contact Andrew via the website: 1. Deputy Chief Wingate
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3. New Year In Noosa
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Andrew Branard - Medley of tunes on  the Great Highland Bagpipe

A few interviews and a shows of 'Music in Thee Glen' that airs on WTSQ88.1fm in the Charleston WV area or can be streamed form wtsq.org, Monday 6-7pm Eastern US Time.

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