# Carlene Carter

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Foggy Mountain Top (TOTW)

The Carter Family first presented this iconic song to the world of country music. These lyrics came from Carlene Carter, daughter of June and Johnny Cash. The 3/4 timing for the verses was my idea.

John McFee – From Clover to The Doobie Brothers and Jackdawg

Enjoying Frets? Send me an email. John McFee formed San Francisco-based band Clover in the ’60s. Their first, self-titled album on Fantasy came out in 1970. Several years later, they came to realize some key people in the UK pub rock scene were big fans of their music. Nick Lowe, Brinsley Schwarz a…

Inside The Lincoln Theatre’s 2026 Lineup: Tribute Titans, Bluegrass Roots, And Big-Stage Surprises

What Performance /Show Plans Does The Lincoln Have In Store For 2026? A year of packed nights is taking shape at The Lincoln Theatre, and we’re pulling back the curtain on everything from roots music to rock spectacles. With Executive Director Bob Watkins at the table, we chart how Song of the Moun…

Coxmas 2026

You should watch this episode on YouTube if you want to understand most of what’s happening. Links Relay Challenge Coin The Power Broker Breakdown Wrap-Up - 99% Invisible Robert Moses Sam Campbell Wanted To Be Diane Morgan's Servant on Last One Laughing - BBC - YouTube "In the Year 252…

Exit Country Classics - Show #20/2026 - Part 2

Montgomery Gentry - Something to Be Proud Of Hal Ketchum - Mama Knows The Highway Taylor Swift - Should've Said No Anita Cochran - What If I Said (with Steve Wariner) Kenny Chesney - When the Sun Goes Down (ft Uncle Kracker) Carlene Carter - Every Little Thing Billy Ray Cyrus - She's Not Cryin' An…

Storyville, Pro-Pain, & A Broken Nose

November 1994 at The Roxy had a little bit of everything. First up was Pro-Pain, M.O.D., and Spud Monsters on November 5th. Great bands, but not a great turnout. That was one of those nights where the lineup was heavy, the names were solid, but the room just didn’t fill the way it needed to. Lookin…

E337 - Robert Ellis Orrall (Taylor Swift, Hit Country, Rock & Pop Songwriter) - Top 5 Songs Written for Other Artists

This week, we place our focus on songs that one established artist wrote for another artist. And what better ceremonial Third Lad than Robert Ellis Orrall, a songwriter who has not only penned his own hits ("I Couldn't Say No" with Carlene Carter - #32 Pop, 1983; "Boom! It Was Over" - #19 Country,…

Exit Country Classics - Show #33/2026 - Part 1

Patty Loveless - I'm That Kind Of Girl Doug Stone - Little Houses Skinny Dyck - Jackson Hole Suzy Bogguss - Drive South Restless Heart - I'll Still Be Loving You Joe Diffie - Honky Tonk Attitude Zach Top - Sounds Like The Radio Son Volt - Out of the Picture Pam Tillis - Maybe It Was Memphis Carlen…

The Perennial Wisdom of the Church Fathers

Mike Aquilina’s new book The Church Fathers for Our Time reveals what mattered most to the early Christians—morally, politically, theologically, and spiritually. But it also provides strikingly pertinent insight into the issues of the present day. He joins us with a look. Further Reading The Church…

MEZ OF THE SPLENDID BOHEMIANS PRESENTS THE SUNNY SIDE OF MY STREET - SONGS TO MAKE YOU HAPPY, WITH "THE WANDERER" BY DION - THE ROCK 'N' ROLL PHILOSOPHER!

The Wanderer is two minutes, fifty-one seconds of pure swagger. Imagine my surprise when I read a quote from Dion where he said it was essentially a sad song, and that the one of lyrics demonstrated the singer’s existential crisis: “with my two fists of iron - ( I always thought it was “two fifths …