Subject: Bill Monroe

• Split Lip Rayfield

  December 5, 2001

• Marty Stuart

  December 12, 2001

• Sound Checks

  March 10, 1999

• This Week

  March 24, 1999

• Sound Checks

  March 24, 1999

• Sound Checks

  April 7, 1999

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• Wang Dang Sweet Ol' Twang

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• Various Artists

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• B-Sides gets personal with alt-folk troubadour Patty Griffin.

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• Peter Rowan

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• The Meat Purveyors and Rough Shop

  Friday, September 3; Frederick's Music Lounge

  September 1, 2004

• Bringing St. Louis the Meat

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  April 7, 2004

• Tried and True

  Get into a time machine with the Black-Eyed Susies

  December 3, 2003

• He Can Make It

  The strangest fact in the George Jones bio is that he's survived at all

  May 21, 2003

• Labor of Love

  Erstwhile St. Louis singer/songwriter Emory Joseph specializes in funky country

  April 16, 2003

• Spouse Work

  American roots music just wouldn't be the same without the Gordons, a married couple who make unstuffy traditional music

  September 18, 2002

• Blond Ambition

  That titanic contradiction Dolly Parton is a whore, a saint, a poet and a preacher disguised as a dumb blond country girl

  August 21, 2002

• Pine Valley Cosmonauts and Guests

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  June 26, 2002

• Yonder Mountain String Band with Tim O'Brien

  March 27, 2002

• Which Song Lyrics Do You Most Relate To?

  January 2, 2002

• Film Openings

  October 31, 2001

• O Brother, Here Art Thou

  September 19, 2001

• American Icon

  August 8, 2001

• Sparks Plug

  February 21, 2001

• Sam Bush

  November 1, 2000

• John Cowan

  September 20, 2000

• Gateway City Bluegrass Festival

  February 23, 2000

• Blue Diamond

  February 16, 2000

• COUNTRY HOME

  January 26, 2000

• BLACK BEAUTY

  October 13, 1999

• Sound Checks

  April 28, 1999

• St. Louis Gadfly to Launch Snitching Campaign via Billboards

  Bill Monroe has a message for the murderers of Michael Goulbourne, the 14-year-old St. Louisan killed in May at the Mi Hungry barbecue stand: "We'll find you." And Monroe plans to start spreading the message via billboards. The founder of the now-defunct Thurgood Marshall Academy charter school and an erstwhile city police officer, Monroe says he is gearing up to launch a pro-snitching campaign via billboards. The billboards will read, "Shining a spotlight on thieves, robbers, child abusers, pre

  June 25, 2009

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