Some country music classics from as early as Jimmie Rodgers the singing brakeman in 1928. Thanks to our sponsor Studio One Vintage Guitars - go on down to Vic Park Market for a look. If you're buying mention you're a Border Radio listener.
Border Radio with Deputy Paul
01/01/1
New tradition with Biob Dylan after the opening Neil Yiung song. This is ithe way. Then a bunch of oldies, newies and favorites - thanks Karyn Hay for Cut Worms.
Border Radio with Kirsten Warner
01/01/1
With guests Otis Mace and John Segovia playing live - both ace players but there was a technical hitch at beginning of their interview and first song - no sound but they repeat the song when the mics are turned on! Please persevere or skip ahead a few minutes and they're there! Sorry guys. Otherwise great performance and the rest is great music.
Border Radio with Deputy Paul
01/01/1
A few newies and the old familiar tunes and the traditional techincal hitch with full laptop shutdown ! Twice ! See how it was handled.
Border Radio with Kirsten
01/01/1
Some country music classics from as early as Jimmie Rodgers the singing brakeman in 1928. Thanks to our sponsor Studio One Vintage Guitars - go on down to Vic Park Market for a look. If you're buying mention you're a Border Radio listener.
Kirsten Warner, Louis Jarlov, or Deputy Paul bring you a piece of American Country and Blues each week. Border Radio... it’s the tear in your beer, it’s the whisky grit, it’s Border Radio, broadcast from Auckland, New Zealand on Sunday evenings from 7pm.
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