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**WBLQ - Country Radio Station of the Year 2005 CMA of RI

**Phil Briggs - Country Radio Personality of the Year 2005 CMA of RI

**Phil Briggs and Paul Johnson - Country Radio Personalities of the Year 2004 CMA of RI

**Paul Johnson - NACMAI Rising Star Award, Bluegrass songwriter of the year 2005 "Where The Red Hawk Flies"

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"A TRIBUTE TO VETERANS", A 17 TRACK PATRIOTIC CD WITH COUNTRY STEW DJ PHIL BRIGGS IS NOW AVAILABLE. PRODUCED AND RELEASED BY MILLER LANE MUSIC, THE CD FEATURES MANY COUNTRY STEW FAVORITES INCLUDING CINDY LANE ADAMS, DOC KILLIAN, KEITH BRADFORD AND THE SONGS OF ANNA MARIE BURDEN.

LIKE OUR THEME MUSIC?? Its "Roger Miller's Last Dance", written by Roger Glenn Miller, arranged by Homer Adams (of True Country), lead guitar Michael J. Frogg, steel guitar Roger Trayhan;

THIS SONG IS ON THE MILLER COUNTRY VOLUME 1 CD

GRANDPA JONES - DOWN IN DIXIE

BEAU RENFRO - MOTHER COUNTRY MUSIC

COUSIN RICHIE ZACK AND THE HAYLOFT JAMBOREE - I OVERLOOKED AN ORCHID

DOC WATSON AND DAVID GRISMAN - WHAT IS A HOME WITHOUT LOVE

MARTY ROBBINS - ADDRESS UNKNOWN

RICHARD DRAIME - MUSIC TO MY EARS

BILL FRIDAY - I APOLOGIZE

JANET WENTWORTH - ALL I NEED IS YOU

TROY COOK JR. - IT'S ALL ABOUT LOVE

SQUEEZE BAYOU - CHERE BEBE CREOLE

TOP SIX BAND WITH ALISON - SHATTERED DREAMS

JIMMY DALE GILMORE - SO I'LL RUN

HAL WILLIS - THUMB AND SHOES

RICKY VAN SHELTON - SOMEBODY LIED

JOHNNY SELPH - COUNTRY LEGENDS

JUDY KANYO - OLD FASHIONED HEART

GRAM PARSONS - DRUG STORE TRUCK DRIVING MAN

STEVIE CEE - YOUR LOVIN MAN

THE BYRDS - HICKORY WIND

HANK SNOW - I'LL NEVER LET YOU GO LITTLE DARLING

JOSE DANIEL - SECOND HAND RING

THE WOODYS - HELLO HEARTACHE

WAYLON JENNINGS - GOOD HEARTED WOMAN

CINDY LANE - SAN ANTONIO ROSE

DOC KILLIAN - MY FLAG

WENDELL AUSTIN - A VETERANS PRAYER

COUSIN RICHIE ZACK AND THE HAYLOFT JAMBOREE - AMAZING GRACE

PROGRAM HOSTED BY PHIL BRIGGS AND PAUL "PJ" JOHNSON

We are proud to play the best local, regional and independent artists as well as some favorites you won't find on the Top 40 Stations.

GRANDPA JONES - CHICKEN DON'T ROOST TOO HIGH

JOHNNY WHITE - CATTLE CALL

GRAM PARSONS - THATS ALL IT TOOK

VINCE GILL - LOOK AT US

DOLLY PARTON - IN THE PINES

ELVIS PRESLEY - LAWDY MISS CLAUDY

CERRITO AND JETT WILLIAMS - MANSION ON THE HILL

BUDDY JEWEL AND MIRANDA LAMBERT - TODAY I STARTED LOVING YOU AGAIN

BRAD PAISLEY - FARTHER ALONG

RAY DIXON - CRYING MY HEART OUT OVER YOU

LILLIAN AND MANON - THE FRENCH SONG

VERNON OXFORD - NO ONE IS LISTENING

CINDY LANE - BURNING ALL THE MEMORIES

LAMAR SMYLY - A LOVE LIKE YOU

ROOSTER QUANTRELL - DON'T LEAVE ME HERE

STONEWALL JACKSON - DON'T BE ANGRY

PHIL BRIGGS - OLD GLORY

GENELLE TENNANT - SING OUT AMERICA

ROY LEE CENTERS - YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME

JOHNNY CASH - I WALK THE LINE

ROBERT DUVALL - I'VE DECIDED TO LEAVE HERE FOREVER

JANET WENTWORTH - MERLE HAGGARDS BABY

HANK SNOW - THESE HANDS

SQUEEZE BAYOU - UNDER THE GREEN OAK TREE

KEN WENTWORTH - SIX TIMES A DAY

TOM T HALL - SECOND HANDED FLOWERS

MIKE WARD - DEAD FLOWERS

BEAU RENFRO - THERE'S NO MORE GOLD IN CALIFORNIA

BOB MARTIN - WALK THROUGH THIS WORLD WITH ME

ERIN HAY - FADED LOVE

DEL MCCOURY - SPEAK TO ME LITTLE DARLING

BILL FRIDAY - ME AND YOU AND A DOG NAMED BOO

MAC, DOC AND DEL - LIVE AND LET LIVE

EARLENE PIKE - TO WARM AND COMFORT YOU

GRAM PARSONS AND EMMYLOU HARRIS - WE'LL SWEEP OUT THE ASHES

HAL WILLIS - WHATS LEFT OF ME

HERMAN LAMMERS MEYER - DON'T FORGET TO MEMBER

JERRY LEE LEWIS - THERE MUST BE MORE TO LOVE THAN THIS

DOC KILLIAN - MY FLAG

WENDELL AUSTIN - A VETERANS PRAYER

BEAU RENFRO - THERE'S NO MORE GOLD IN CALIFORNIA

COUSIN RICHIE ZACK - HOW GREAT THOU ART

PROGRAM HOSTED BY PHIL BRIGGS AND RANGER HANK CHARETTE

GRANDPA JONES - YOU'LL MAKE OUR HOUSE A MANSION

ROOSTER QUANTRELL AND DONNA DARLENE - HERE COMES THAT HEARTACHE

THE BELLAMY BROTHERS - IF I SAID YOU HAD A BEAUTIFUL BODY

SMILEY BATES - HOUSE OF SHAME

GRANDPA JONES - SALLY ANN

DALE WATSON - HONKY TONERS DON'T CRY

MICHAEL APIDGIAN - DO I EVER CROSS YOUR MIND

DAVID BALL - TEXAS ECHO

HANK SNOW - THE DRUNKARDS SON

HANK WALTERS - THE ICEMAN

RICKY SKAGGS - LITTLE CABIN ON THE HILL

BEAU RENFRO - WHILE I WAS DANCING THE TENNESSEE WALTZ

MATT CONNELLY - ONE MORE BROKEN HEART

GRAM PARSONS - KISS THE CHILDREN

GILLIAN WELCH - ACONY BELL

CINDY LANE - THERE'S SOMEBODY MISSING ME TONIGHT

EVERARD DODGE - BLUE IS A BEAUTIFUL COLOR

THE FLATLANDERS - WAVING MY HEART GOODBY

HOMER AND JETHRO - COLD, COLD HEART

ROSEANNA ROGERS - MAKING PLANS

DL MENARD - THE GREEN OAK TREE

STEVIE CEE - HEAVEN'S GAIN

DICK CURLESS - BURY THE BOTTLE WITH ME

R LEE HOLMES - THE BURNING FIRE

LARRY NILES - I DON'T HURT ANYMORE

ERIC SHANKS - SHE'S ALL I WANT

JOHNNY WHITE - ROCKY MOUNTAIN YODEL

BEAU RENFRO - MOTHER COUNTRY MUSIC

JANET WENTWORTH - ALL I NEED IS YOU

CONWAY TWITTY - TO SEE AN ANGEL CRY

SHANA STACK - COME SOMEDAY

TOP SIX BAND WITH ALLISON - SHATTERED DREAMS

LORETTA LYNN - COAL MINERS DAUGHTER

DOLLY PARTON - COAT OF MANY COLORS

JERRY LEE LEWIS - FOOLS LIKE ME

RICKY VAN SHELTON - I'LL LEAVE THIS WORLD LOVING YOU

RUSTY BLUE AND BILL ANDERSON - CHIP, CHIP

BILL FRIDAY - I REMEMBER

LINDA WONDER - TEXARKANA WALTZ

ELVIS PRESLEY - I WAS THE ONE

JOHN LINCOLN WRIGHT - NOT A DAY GOES BY

SUZY BOGGUSS - SOMEWHERE BETWEEN

LAMAR SMYLY - A LOVE LIKE YOU

GEORGE MORGAN - YOU'RE THE ONLY GOOD THING THATS HAPPENED TO ME

ELTON BRITT - JIMMIE RODGERS BLUES

TEX RITTER - HIGH NOON

MARTY ROBBINS - RED RIVER VALLEY

HAL WILLIS - SO RIGHT BUT SO WRONG

SQUEEZE BAYOU - GRANDMA'S WALTZ

DOUBLE ANNOINTING - ONE NATION UNDER GOD

KIMMIE RHODES AND WAYLON JENNINGS - BE MINE

BEAU RENFRO - THERES NO MORE GOLD IN CALIFORNIA

DOC KILLIAN - MY FLAG

WENDELL AUSTIN - A VETERANS PRAYER

COUSIN RICHIE ZACK AND THE HAYLOFT JAMBOREE - MY BEST FRIEND

PROGRAM HOSTED BY PHIL BRIGGS AND RANGER HANK CHARETTE, WITH AN ASSIST FROM ASHLEY LEDOUX

PHIL WOULD LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE ART KNEELAND OF MOOSUP CT FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COUNTRY STEW MUSICAL LIBRARY. ART HAS AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF COUNTRY MUSIC THAT HE GENEROUSLY MAKES AVAILABLE TO OUR PROGRAM AND THE COUNTRY STEW RECIPE WOULD NOT BE THE SAME WITHOUT HIS TASTY ADDITIONS.

Richie Zack began his Country Music career when his brother, Eddie, formed the Dude Ranchers in 1939. Eddie and Richie were joined by their sisters, Babs and Maril. Richie Zack, known as "Cousin" Richie, also recorded under the name "Dick Richards". The Dude Ranchers became the Hayloft Jamboree in 1952 while appearing on the WCOP Hayloft Jamboree in Boston MA. They were the first country music act to play at the Boston Symphony Hall. During this same period, they were regulars on the NBC radio network, with a show heard every Saturday on 128 stations coast to coast. The Hayloft Jamboree had recordings on the Decca, Columbia and Crosstown labels. In a career that lasted 65 years, Richie and the Hayloft Jamboree had two television shows, the first on WJAR and the second in 1965 on WPRO. At various times, Eddie and Richie hosted radio programs on WRIB, WGNG, WKRI, WHIM AND WJJF. They performed with just about every major country act during their career, including Eddie Arnold, Roy Acuff, Carl Smith, Lefty Frizzell, Webb Pierce, Kitty Wells and Johnny Wright, Johnny and June Carter Cash and George Jones, to name just a few. Following his brother Eddie's death in 2002, Richie became the leader of the Hayloft Jamboree. They continued to make regular appearances and played for a thankful and loyal crowd every Saturday night in East Greenwich RI. Richie Zack was inducted into the Rhode Island Country Music Hall of Fame in 1978. A while ago, someone asked Phil why he ends every Country Stew program with a gospel song by "Cousin" Richie. His answer was simple: Respect

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