Sit in on ‘Cowboy Jubilee’ radio taping Sunday

Join Bill McCallie and his band, In Cahoots, for a live taping of McCallie’s radio show, “Cowboy Jubilee,” on Sunday, Nov. 19, at 5: 30 p. m. The taping will take place at Bill Hullander’s farm, 10944 London Lane in Apison.

The show will feature The Dismembered Tennesseans, In Cahoots Band, Patrick Kelley, vocalist James McGrew, Gordy Nichol on steel guitar, Mike Harris on banjo, Mike Parham on bass, Meredith Goins playing fiddle and Jim Pankey on banjo.

McCallie s ays Roy Curry, three-time National Flat- Picking Champion, will perform with In Cahoots Band.

Cowboy Jubilee is a l ong- running show on WSMC public radio that airs Sundays at 6 p.m. Each week, McCallie tries to bring listeners the best in Western swing, cowboy songs and poetry, West- ern history and news of cowboy events around the country. Sunday’s audience will sit in on a taping to air at a future date on WSMC.

McCallie has been a member of the Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame since its inception. In 2008, the Academy of Western Artists presented him the Will Rogers Award for Broadcasting’s DJ of the Year.

During his years in broadcasting, McCallie has traveled extensively performing his cowboy songs and interviewing some of the great artists in the Western music and entertainment business. He says he takes pride in presenting programs that are informative, entertaining, thought- provoking and historically correct.

A donation of $5 to the Hunter Worley Foundations gets you in the door. A reception will follow Sunday night’s music performance.

For more information: www.wsmc.org.

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