Charlie McCoy is the most famous harmonica player in the world. He served as music director on Hee-Haw for 19 years, he is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, a Grammy Award Winner just to name a few of his accomplishments. He is not only a living legend but he is also one of the nicest people that you would ever want to meet. To learn more about Charlie and his music visit his website.
Sammy is an award winning saxophonist, flutist and soundtrack composer for nature documentaries. In addition to producing several albums of his original music Sammy performed on Tom T. Hall's album, "Songs from Sopchoppy". Do yourself a favor and visit Sammy's website and listen to some of the most beautiful music you will ever hear.
For more information about The Whole Child Leon Program, services, activities for children and where you can purchase the "Catching Smiles" CD.
A website with information and links to local songwriters.
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The Mee Maw Song
Radio Stations
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WZRE LP is a listener-supported, public FM radio station serving the Perry community. It is an extension of the Big Bend Heritage Music Association which promotes local artists, musicians and musical venues throughout the Big-Bend region of North Florida. This FM Station features locally-produced programming and is non-profit and NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT to exist! Pledge your support today!
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Welcome to XMRB Radio, originating in the piney woods of North Florida and going out wherever the internet take it, in hopes that you love this music, never tire of it and want to hear it no matter how far from home you may be.
Tune into the: Trooper Jim Bluegrass/Country show on Saturdays 7pm - 11:00 pm
Classic Country Style with Trooper Jim Mondays 7pm - 10:00pm
Classic Country Gospel All Day on Sunday
Once upon a time you could turn on your radio and hear music with lyrics that meant something, with a beat you could tap your toes to. This was music as American as it gets, music from the streets of Philly and the backroads of Alabama, from the joints of Memphis, to the clubs of Los Angeles, from stadium stages to high-school sock-hops. It was Classic Country, sounds from the 60's, 70's, 80's and some of the 90's, with songs that could make you laugh,cry, tug at your heart strings and recognize yourself.That kind of music and that kind of radio seems to be fading away, but an old time radio man decided that somebody needed to keep that kind of music rolling for folks like him..and like you.
Listen to the Morning Show with The Country Girl (the best in Classic Country) Mon - Fri 6- 10 am. You are always welcome to call in and request Ricks' Music.