• Health & Happiness Hour feat. artist Fraser Anderson March 12 2013

    The Medicine Show Posted On March 12, 2013
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    The Medicine Show Health and Happiness Hour is broadcast from the Highlands of Scotland on ABC Radio, 2 Lochs Radio, and Lochbroom FM Radio. Across Glasgow on Sunny Govan Radio and Celtic Music Radio and to the worlds Country Music fraternity on www.UKCountryRadio.com

    This week we feature the beautiful album from exiled Scot Fraser Anderson Little Glass Box, we have music from The Beach Boys, Adam Marsland, Dolly Vardon, Buck Owens, Grant Peeples, Gangstagrass, Bill Monroe, Birds of Chicago, and an exclusive first time listen to a track recorded at Folk Alliance by Mojave sound’s Dusty Wakeman from David Celia, we’ll be looking forward to tours coming up and looking at artists and dates available for living room concerts at www.houseconcert.eu

    More medicine show archives and news herewww.themedicineshow.eu




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