Will Selzer

Today’s program includes a set of country rock at the beginning to get you up and going early on a Saturday morning.  Later on there’s a set of  cowboy boots music, from Dave Dudley, Loretta Lynn, Carolyn Wonderland, Brooks & Dunn and Brothers Osborne.  I like it!   Especia... Read more

"Rise and Shine" from Balsam Range opens Pastures of Plenty on May 8th, perhaps before you’ve had your first cup of coffee? The first set ends with Flatt & Scruggs "Polka on the Banjo".      The program gives some thought to topics such as street singers (Kate Wolf; Johnny... Read more

Swing’n’Country for April 20th (KBOO 90.7 FM 6-9am) is framed by two sets of topical music. The program opens with a set of songs about the Mexico - US border,  from Merle Haggard & Willie Nelson, Steve Earle, The Grateful Dead, The Texicana Mamas, and Tucson troubadour And... Read more

This week’s Pastures of Plenty broadcasts a wide variety of entertaining folk music, from Eliza Gilkyson, Hobo Jim, The Secret Sisters and Guy Clark, to name a few of the musicians we’ve called upon.   We’re going to be featuring a popular folk music group from the 1960’s, ... Read more

       "If You Ain’t Lovin’ (You Ain’t Livin')", the last song of the show, was written by Tommy Collins.  The song reached Number Two on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart for Faron Young in 1954.  The show begins with Boxcar Willie singing "Hank And The Hobo."  In betw... Read more

"April She Will Come" is a song from Tracy Grammer early in the program.  Overall, from Leonard Cohen to John Gorka, and Gail Davies to The Staple Singers,  we’ll have entertaining folk music from 5:30 till 7 Wednesday morning March 13th on Pastures of Plenty.  Join the cro... Read more

From an "Old Hippie" to The King of Rock’n’Roll, from Sheryl Crow to Freddy Fender, and Glen Campbell to Bonnie Guitar, there’s a little bit of everything blended together  on Swing’n’Country, February 17th, Saturday morning.  Tune in any time from 6 am ’til 9 am for this ... Read more

Pastures of Plenty begins with James Taylor singing "Something in the Way She Moves" and ends with Merle Travis picking "You’re Nobody Til Somebody Loves You."  In between there’s Valentine’s music from Joan Baez, Guy Clark, Nanci Griffith, Wille Nelson, Lucinda Williams, G... Read more

Something about country music helps us get through the winter. There's nothing better than a brisk walk whistling your favorite tunes in the cold east wind.  Plus, regardless of how the weather goes, you know Swing’n’Country will be here for you All Winter Long and on into ... Read more