Welcome to Episode 53 of The Story Behind the Tunes. Today's show has really no theme but it's getting tougher to find tunes now. I still have lots of tunes to go but I've now categorized my tunes in alphabetical order to make it easy for me to see what I still have left to do. Please do me a favour and tell your friends & neighbours about my podcast. That would be so kind of you.
Also I will share some exciting news in this episode about my new show called 'Calvin Vollrath's Fiddle Jubilee' which will be hosted on YouTube. The 1st episode will air on March 6th, 2022 at 2pm (MST) GMT-0700. Here's the link to watch episode #1. https://youtu.be/9XHUaFyOIcU
I'm really proud of this new venture where I'm actually playing music with special guests and you get to watch us..... Tell all your friends about it. If we get viewers, my plan is to make this a monthly show.
It would be greatly appreciated if you enjoyed this episode, to go to my website and have a look at my CDs, MP3 downloads, sheet music and so much more. I'm trying to keep the wolf away from the door and any sales do help. Thank you. www.calvinvollrath.com
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