WPAQ: The Voice of the Blue Ridge Mountains

Title Tracks for WPAQ: The Voice of the Blue Ridge Mountains

1. Ole Joe Clark - Gurney Thomas Band
2. Cornbread & Butterbeans - Carolina Sunshine Trio
3. When The Angels Rolled The Stone Away - Lee & Juanita Moore
4. I'm Living Down Here On Borrowed Land - Silvertone Gospel Harmonizers
5. Chicken Reel - Reid Rakes
6. How Will I Explain About You? - The Skyline Serenaders
7. Mississippi Sawyer - The Skyline Serenaders
8. Weeping Willow - Charlie Bowman
9. Forgive Is Number One - Blue Ridge Mountain Boys
10. Man Of Constant Sorrow - Juanita Moore
11. Honeysuckle Blues - Pate & Leroy Martin
12. A Mansion Will Be Mine - The Johnson Brothers/Ray Myers
13. Feed Me Jesus - The Draughn Trio
14. There'll Come A Time - Jim Eanes
15. Gonna Raise A Ruckus Tonight (Theme Song) - Uncle Joe Johnson & The Blue Mountain Boys
16. Story Of The Drunk Driver - Uncle Joe Johnson & The Blue Mountain Boys
17. The Wreck Of The Old 97 - Frank The California Kid
18. This World Can't Stand Long - The Hall Sisters
19. Whoa Mule - John Will Vipperman/Johnny Vipperman
20. Natural Bridge Blues - Lefty Hall
21. God Loves His Children - Mt. Zion Quartet
22. I'll Meet You Down By The River - Gospel Four Quartet
23. Cripple Creek - The Green Valley Boys
24. Way Down In My Soul - Friendly Four Quartet
25. Billy In The Lowground - Esker Hutchins/Leak Caudle/Benton Flippen

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

(3 customer reviews)

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful

The Foothills Ring with the Sounds of Bluegrass, March 26, 2003

The Hoopster "thehoopster" (Winston-Salem, NC USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: WPAQ: The Voice of the Blue Ridge Mountains (Audio CD)

I have listened to WPAQ and owner Ralph Epperson for many years and have always been thrilled to listen to that good ole bluegrass sound. Every Saturday Ralph plays tunes that you can tell have to be on an old LP dating back to the 30's and 40's. The foothills around Mt. Airy, North Carolina and Ararat, VA ring with the sounds of this CD and this compilation does true justice to the true sound of the area. The purest bluegrass sound is found in the waves of WPAQ, and this collection will not disappoint. If you like bluegrass in any of it's modern forms, you will love this album.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

Classic Americana, August 23, 2002

Daniel Hucks (Lexington, SC USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: WPAQ: The Voice of the Blue Ridge Mountains (Audio CD)

The music is great classic blue grass. The liner notes detail the beginnings and evolution of WPAQ, a very interesting story in itself.

3 of 9 people found the following review helpful

Great BlueGrass!, May 25, 2001

By A Customer

This review is from: WPAQ: The Voice of the Blue Ridge Mountains (Audio CD)

This cd is a great mixture of blue grass and country gosple. It is it very catchy, I catch myself tapping my feet away as I listen.