Since 1993, All Things Acoustic has covered most of Alabama and all of the Internet with lots of kilowatts of acousticity — Friday nights, 8:00-10:00 p.m., Central Time. Your host is Jeremy Butler.
Can't tune in on Friday? Our recorded shows are available for streaming any ol' time of the day or night.
Listen live Friday nights. What was the last song we played? Why, it was "Jack Rabbit Jump," by Erynn Marshall and Carl Jones.
Bathe in our acoustic goodness live on Friday nights. Wake up your Amazon Echo or other smart speaker than command it to "play Alabama Public Radio." Find the APR station nearest you!
During 2025 we will be featuring the Deighton Family's "Travelling Light," from Acoustic Music to Suit Most Occasions (1988).
The last ten tunes played on April 25, 2025.
9:55 pm - Erynn Marshall and Carl Jones, "Jack Rabbit Jump,"Sweet Memories... Never Leave (DittyVille #006)
9:52 pm - Samuel James, "Rosa's Sweet Lil' Love Song,"For Rosa, Maeve and Noreen (Northernblues #0056)
9:48 pm - John Hartford, "Bye Bye,"Morning Bugle (Rounder #0356)
9:46 pm - Judy Henske, "The Ballad of Little Romy,"Judy Henske (Collectors' Choice Music #2682)
9:38 pm - Gathering Sparks, "Nothing But a Broken Heart,"All That's Real (Borealis #259)
9:34 pm - Randy Newman, "Lost Without You,"Dark Matter (Nonesuch #55856332)
9:32 pm - Trout Fishing in America, "My Hair Had a Party Last Night,"Family Music Party (Trout #13)
9:27 pm - Greg Brown, "Late Night Radio,"Kids, Cars & Campfires (Red House #147)
9:25 pm - Rodney Miller and Anne Percival, "Devi's Dream,"Mademoiselle, Voulez-Vou Danser? (Smithsonian Folkways #40116)
9:20 pm - Steve Earle and the Dukes, "Goodbye Michelangelo,"So You Wannabe an Outlaw (Warners #5616172)
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