The Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree

ETMJ Ep 3999 with Host ET and Guest Loretta Lynn and Sissy Spacek

The Coal Miner's Daughter Joins the Jamboree!
Episode Description:
Step back in time to 1979 and tune your dial to the legendary WSM radio broadcast, home of the Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree! In this special episode, we dust off a recording featuring the iconic country music star Loretta Lynn and Academy Award-winning actress Sissy Spacek, fresh off the set of Coal Miner's Daughter.
Hear the twangin' guitars and down-home charm as Ernest Tubb welcomes his guests with open arms. Get a sneak peek behind the scenes of the film that brought Loretta's life story to the big screen, with candid interviews and exclusive performances.
In this episode:
Ernest Tubb's warm introduction and insightful banter sets the stage for a lively conversation.
Loretta Lynn shares personal anecdotes about growing up in Butcher Holler and the challenges and triumphs of her musical journey.
Sissy Spacek discusses the pressure and privilege of portraying Loretta and offers her unique perspective on the film's production.
Together, they perform beloved classics like "Coal Miner's Daughter" and "You Ain't Woman Enough," their voices blending in perfect harmony.
A rare treat: Listen to excerpts from Loretta and Sissy performing never-before-released duets written specifically for the movie.
This episode is more than just a country music treat. It's a glimpse into the making of a cinematic masterpiece, a celebration of female empowerment, and a testament to the enduring power of storytelling. So, grab your boots, crank up the volume, and join us for a foot-stompin' good time on the Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree!
 
Don't miss this historical episode! Tune in and experience the magic of the Midnite Jamboree.

ETMJ Ep 3997 Caroline Owens Archive Remix

 
 
 
Howdy, Friends and Neighbors; welcome back to another episode of the Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree!
On this episode, we're swingin' the spotlight onto a true Carolina Bluegrass sweetheart, the SPBGMA Female Vocalist of the Year nominee, Caroline Owens! Fresh off the release of her latest singles, "Heartbreak Train" and "No More Blue Moons In Kentucky," Caroline's been tearin' up the highways and byways, bringin' her foot-stompin' bluegrass magic to folks all across the land.
Caroline's record label, Skyline Records, couldn't be prouder of her recent nomination. They say, "Caroline's got a voice that'll make your soul soar and a spirit that'll light up any room. She's the real deal, folks, and we can't wait to see what she accomplishes next!"
Well, we here at the Midnite Jamboree are mighty excited to have Caroline grace our stage tonight. So buckle up, grab your dancin' shoes, and get ready for a heapin' helping of good ol' fashioned bluegrass goodness, Caroline Owens style!
If you aren't already, follow her on Facebook and Instagram to stay up-to-date on all her latest news and tour dates. And don't forget to catch her live show if she's rollin' through your neck of the woods – you won't regret it!
 

Episode 3994 Featuring a Remix of a Jan 2010 Dale Watson WSM Broadcast

Howdy, Friends and Neighbors!
On this podcast, the Midnite Jamboree is proud to welcome the one and only Dale Watson! Dale is a Texas music legend, and he's been with us on the show before, but this time, he's brought his band with him. So get ready for some smokin' hot honky-tonk music that'll make you wanna two-step 'til dawn!
 
 
Dale's been playin' the guitar since he was a teenager, and he's performed some of the most memorable honky-tonk tunes of all time, like "I Lie When I Drink" and "Feelin' Haggard" He's also been featured in documentaries.  
But Dale's more than just a great singer and songwriter. He's also a great showman! He knows how to put on a show that'll have you singin' along and tappin' your feet from the first song to the last.
So, if you're lookin' for some good old-fashioned Texas honky-tonk music, then this is the podcast for you! Tune in and hear Dale Watson and his band tear it up on the Midnite Jamboree!
Here's what you can expect on this podcast:
Dale Watson and his band playin' all your favorite honky-tonk tunes
Dale talkin' about his life and career
Some great stories from the road
And maybe even a little bit of 2010 "Snow Magic" 
So don't miss out! Take a walk down memory lane and hear Dale Watson live in concert!
We hope you enjoy the show!
 
 

Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree 3992 Santa Paws fundraiser with host Tim Atwood and guest.

Our annual fundraiser for the Sumner County no-kill animal shelter.  This year, our host was Tim Atwood, the "entertainer's entertainer". -- Marcia Campbell.   Tim was backed by some of the best in the business: Charlie McCoy, Kevin Key, Eddie Lange, Tristan Atwood, and John Henrich.   You will no doubt enjoy this show and be in the Christmas spirit.   For more information about how you can help the Sumner County Animal Shelter, please follow the link on timatwood.com.  

Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree 3986 with Cutter and Cash and the Kentucky Grass

Based out of Marion, KY, this group is the youngest to host the world-famous Midnite Jamboree.  Produced by Grand Ole Opry Star Dr. Jeannie Seely, the group has recently celebrated early success by having their current hit "Call of Kentucky" charted at #5 on the Mountain Bluegrass charts and completed an extensive summer touring schedule.    Take some time to enjoy this new talent hitting the Bluegrass circuit.  

Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree episode 3984 with host The Malpass Brothers

This episode's host was Chris and Taylor Malpass.  As broadcast on WSM, the show starts with a warmup show that features country music facts, music, and interviews by Marcia Campbell and then follows an hour of entertainment brought to you by the Malpass Brothers in which they play several songs featuring instruments once played by Ernest Tubb and Leon Rhodes.  For more information about the Malpass Brothers please visit them on Spotify or at https://www.themalpassbrothers.com/

Midnite Jamboree #3983 Archive Remix with Ralph Stanley 2

Join us for this week's archive remix when we replay episode 3976 with Ralph Stanley 2 and the Clinch Mountain Boys in honor of the 77-year celebration of the Clinch Mountain Boys band, which happened this past week.   

Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree #3976 with Ralph Stanley 2 and the Clinch Mountain Boys

Celebrating the 77th Anniversary of The Clinch Mountain Boys
2023 marks the 77th Anniversary of The Clinch Mountain Boys. We are excited and pleased to carry on the Clinch Mountain style of music. Ralph II began working professionally for his father in the year of 1995 and has carried The Clinch Mountain Boys on since, as well as fronting the first Clinch Mountain Boys group after the passing of his father, Ralph Edmond Stanley. 
 
Grammy Award-winning artist Ralph Stanley II and the Clinch Mountain Boys are touring nationwide and internationally. They have also been working hard in the studio, releasing a #1 hit, 'Back to Virginia.'
 
With seven #1 singles in his career, R2 is in heavy radio rotation nationwide and on Bluegrass Junction, World Wide Bluegrass, iHeart Radio, and Sirius XM.  
 
The band includes Stanley Efaw on fiddle, mandolin, and vocals; Landon Fitzpatrick on banjo and vocals; Randall Hibbitts on the upright bass and vocals; Caleb Shifflett on guitar and vocals; and Ralph Stanley II on the guitar and lead vocals. This band configuration brings a lot of talent, energy, and humor to the stage as they perform old-time favorites, bluegrass hits, and new original material. 
 
Ralph II has had two Grammy nominations on previous albums he recorded with Rebel Records. In 2002, he earned his first Grammy along with his father, Dr. Ralph Stanley, for their collaboration with Jim Lauderdale on ‘Lost in the Lonesome Pines.’ Ralph II has proven to be an accomplished songwriter with six solo albums and the highly acclaimed duet album with his father titled ‘Side by Side.’ 
 
Playing over 200 shows a year, Ralph Stanley II & The Clinch Mountain Boys are an audience favorite at festivals, clubs, arenas, amphitheaters, country fairs, and wherever the blue bus might take them!