In honor of musician Jacky Jack     White     receiving a 2010 Alabama State Council on the Arts Fellowship award, this     program is a rebroadcast of Joey Brackner    interviewing Jacky Jack White of the Sucarnochee Revue.  The     Revue, a performance series of southern music is performed at Bibb Graves     Auditorium on the campus of the  University of West Alabama  and     broadcast throughout the region via radio.     interviewing Jacky Jack White of the 
Alabama Arts Radio is a weekly Radio Program that airs on WTSU, Troy Public Radio, Tuesdays at 9:00 to 9:30 P.M., broadcasting mainly in the south Alabama
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Alabama Arts Radio podcast Henry Glassie
This is a rebroadcast of Joey Brackner     interviewing renowned folklorist Henry Glassie in honor     of Dr Glassie winning the prestigious Haskins     Prize for lifetime achievement. In this program Glassie discusses his life and research of vernacular architecture in the Southern United     States, and particularly in Alabama. 
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Alabama Arts Radio Podcast, Christmas Music from Alabama Musicians
 This week's program features Christmas     songs selected from the Fretted Instruments Christmas CDs. For the past six     years  Herb     Trotman, Wayne Anderson, and numerous Alabama musicians have     put together CDs of Christmas music which are distributed each year at     Fretted Instruments, Trotman's music store in Homewood.  The     project involves what Herb calls "the Large and Amorphous Group",     made up of area bands and musicians who record Christmas music especially     for each year's CD. The songs include traditional carols, original     songs such as Christmas in Alabama and Empty Stocking Blues,     and popular favorites like White Christmas and The Christmas Song.
This week's program features Christmas     songs selected from the Fretted Instruments Christmas CDs. For the past six     years  Herb     Trotman, Wayne Anderson, and numerous Alabama musicians have     put together CDs of Christmas music which are distributed each year at     Fretted Instruments, Trotman's music store in Homewood.  The     project involves what Herb calls "the Large and Amorphous Group",     made up of area bands and musicians who record Christmas music especially     for each year's CD. The songs include traditional carols, original     songs such as Christmas in Alabama and Empty Stocking Blues,     and popular favorites like White Christmas and The Christmas Song.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Alabama Arts Podcast,, Musician Herb Trotman
 This week Deborah Boykin interviews Birmingham musician Herb Trotman, who talks about  banjo playing and tells stories from three decades of performing old time and  bluegrass music in Alabama.
This week Deborah Boykin interviews Birmingham musician Herb Trotman, who talks about  banjo playing and tells stories from three decades of performing old time and  bluegrass music in Alabama.High MP3 Download/Stream
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