The Freight Train Boogie podcasts are all about Americana and roots music. Most shows feature new songs from great independent artists. All of the songs featured on the show were written and published by the artists and they have given us permission to use their tunes on these podcasts. Enjoy!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 521 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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FTB podcast #551 is a one-shot show featuring songs from new albums by Brew Davis, Sierra Ferrell, Joe Pug, Lisa Bastoni, The Kitchen Dwellers and more! more
FTB podcast #550 features 2 new albums, Flying On Instruments by Vanessa Peters and Nothing Here's the Same by Jonathan Peyton. You'll also find new music from Corb Lund, Amelia White, Rod Picott and Wonder Women of Country! more
FTB podcast #549 once again features 2 songs from 4 new albums, artists include Jeff Talmadge, Eric Brace & Thomm Jutz, The Price Sisters, The High Hawks plus new music from Bruce Robison, Ismay, Chatham County Line and more. more
FTB podcast #548 features 2 songs from 4 new albums, featuring John Leventhal, Willi Carlisle, Sister Sadie, Jim Kweskin. Full playlist: http://ftbpodcasts.com/?p=9368
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for the hours you spend “auditioning’ tracks for your show. I used to spend hours putting together a mixed tape (cassette) for road trips from my LP’s, it was fun once or twice but you do it over and over again. So thanks for saving me all of that time. Stay healthy.
i ran across this podcast 435 episodes to late. oh, well, plenty of back episodes to catch up on. this is a great place to find new music, and widen my horizons
I am late to the party, I just discovered this fantastic podcasts only after Bill had already put 400+ in the can. So I have a lot of listening to do. But I will enjoy every minute of it. Bill curates each episode to perfection. He introduces us to artists we may not have found on our own and opens up the whole genre to us lucky listeners. Highly recommended.
The UK (where I live) is not well-served for Americana music, so Bill Frater is a godsend. Quiet, calm, unassuming, he plays great music with respect and always brings a smile to the job. As we used to say in the good old days - Keep on Trucking!
I love listening to Bill to discover new music and artists. So glad I found it. more
Apple Podcasts | #245 | United States/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #200 | France/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #225 | Australia/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #117 | Ireland/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #122 | Austria/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #165 | Switzerland/Music/Music Commentary |
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