03:12
Saskatchewan farmer recounts 1974 UFO sighting
01:24
Me & Chief (Summer of 1950)
03:05
The Girl I Left Behind - Clint Howard with Doc Watson & Fred Price
03:38
Wild Mountain Thyme (written by Francis McPeake)
02:55
Planxty Colcannon (composed by Rod Garnett) - Colcannon
02:48
Fourteen Carat Mind (written by Dallas Frazier & Larry Lee) - Gene Watson & The Farewell Party Band
01:21
Me_1946-2020
03:42
We're Coming Home (Wave The Flag) (lyrics & melody by Bob Porter) - Snob Hill Boys
03:35
Roads To Kildare (John Duggan) - Snob Hill Boys
03:31
Wayfaring Stranger - granniejans
02:48
Love Letters in the Sand (Lyrics: Nick Kenny & Charles Kenny, Melody: J Fred Coots) - Mac Wiseman
04:35
The Messenger (lyrics & melody by JP Cormier) - JP Cormier
03:34
Barefoot John (lyrics & melody by Chuck McCabe) - Alice Stuart
04:16
Last Thing I Needed First Thing This Morning (written by Gary P Nunn & Donna Farar) - Gary P Nunn
03:38
Red, Red Rose of Passion (lyrics & melody by Eliza Gilkyson) - Eliza Gilkyson
04:11
Streets of London (lyrics & melody by Ralph McTell) - Old Picker with John Harden
03:22
Star of the County Down (trad melody with lyrics by Cathal MacGarvey) - Old Picker with John Harden
04:21
Everybody Makes Mistakes (Lacy J Dalton, Mark Sherrill) - Lacy J Dalton
04:46
Blue Moon with Heartache (lyrics & melody by Rosanne Cash) - Rosanne Cash with Vince Gill
04:45
The Dutchman (written by Michael Peter Smith in 1968) - Liam Clancy
04:17
The Green Laurels - Claire Mann & Aaron Jones
04:26
Firefly - written & performed by Joe Burton
00:52
Baptism River in MN
03:38
Big Sur Mists and Mountains - Debby McClatchy
03:25
Roseville Fair - Debby McClatchy
02:26
'Tis Sweet to Be Remembered (written by William Marshall Cook) - Mac Wiseman
04:16
Spancil Hill (Michael Considine) - The Shamrock Singers
02:47
Oklahoma Hills (Woody Guthrie) - Mary McCaslin
03:35
If I Needed You (Townes Van Zandt) - Emmylou Harris with Sam Bush & Jon Randall
02:45
Many A Mile (written by Patrick Sky) - Buffy Sainte-Marie
04:41
He Lived Alone in Town - written & performed by Buffy Sainte-Marie
03:10
The Dealers - written & performed by Mary McCaslin
03:24
Colors - written & performed by Barb Ryman
03:10
Little Bessie - The Blue Sky Boys
02:45
Hills of Calheiros - composed & performed by Helen O'Hara
03:27
Scorpion (written by Lucy Kaplansky & Richard Litvin) - Lucy Kaplansky
02:56
Thank God for the Radio (written by Max D Barnes & Robert John Jones) - The Kendalls
03:18
Big in Vegas - written & performed by Buck Owens
04:00
Song for Ireland (written by Phil & June Colclough) - Paddy Reilly with Deirdre Reilly
03:52
Selling the Isabel (composed in 1991 by Larry Kaplan) - Cindy Mangsen
03:17
I Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound (written by Tom Paxton) - Alice Stuart
04:13
Stackerlee - Alice Stuart
03:52
Road to Dunmore - written & performed by Robbie O'Connell
03:36
Banks of the Ohio - Doc & Merle Watson
03:41
Shady Grove - Dana Robinson
10:36
You're Playing Us Too Close (written by Stevie Wonder) - Third World with Stevie Wonder
02:51
Harbour Grace - Willowgreen
02:52
New York, New York (written by John Kander & Fred Ebb) - Vic Tedesco and the Classic Big Band
03:21
Leaving of Liverpool (Fare Thee Well, My Own True Love) - Locklin Road
02:47
Down by the Glenside (The Bold Fenian Men) (written by Peadar Kearney) - Locklin Road
03:45
Autoharp Medley (Long Long Ago, Spinning Wheel, Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party) - Country Ham
02:39
The Black Velvet Band - Paddy Reilly
04:32
Fields of Athenry (written by Pete St John) - Paddy Reilly
02:51
Dublin in the Rare Old Times (written by Pete St John) - Paddy Reilly
03:03
Come Back Paddy Reilly (written by William Percy French) - Paddy Reilly
03:14
Rollin' and Ramblin' (Robin Williams/Linda Williams/Jerome Clarke) - Robin & Linda Williams
02:33
Hole in the Day - written & performed by Ann Reed (REVISED)
06:59
Burial - Peter Tosh
02:18
Moscow on Hollywood Boulevard - written & performed by Joan Baez
01:59
Brief Music Clips - Anne Hills/Barde/John Hartford/Dave Van Ronk
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I’ve enjoyed music since receiving my first record player & radio in 1948. Lyrics & visuals are secondary to me & if music doesn't sound good I don't bother listening, even if the lyrics/vids are great. My channel features music from the distant past and the largest percentage of my viewers are 65+. For whatever reason most younger people don't like older music, even though it's widely considered to be the greatest music ever recorded. When I was young I enjoyed many songs that were popular before my time. The best music was often created during the worst of times such as WW2 and The Great Depression. The great music continued during the turbulence of the 1960s and 1970s but I've rarely liked any music created after the 1980s.
Regarding politics it's like we're in a civil war but fortunately the political strife hasn't escalated into violence. I'm puzzled by the continued support of Trump, especially since there are much better alternatives.
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