Jailhouse Radio: Recent Episodes
Walter Jay
A very unique and different radio program. Classic comedy, unique music and two guys who will make you laugh. Stories you have never heard. Join us for 30 minutes of memories.
The intriguing sound of one of the most memorable music talents in all of history...Rod Stewart joins us.
The music group Survivor bring so many memories to our stage.
Then Grady comes along with memories of his own. Enjoy!
One of the most listened to saxophonists of all time...Mr. Kenny G...brings his most memorable sound to this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
One of the pioneers in country music joins our lineup today as we relive history.
Then Grady comes along to relive craziness.
Enjoy!
The unique sound of saxophonist Kenny G. is with us on this episode of Jailhouse Radio. Probably the most known instrumentalist of the 20th century, his sound will live forever.
Let's go back many years to the sound of one of the best known names of the early days...Mr. Tex Ritter.
Grady comes along with stories that will make you smile.
Enjoy!
One of the most recognized names in American music history, Mr. George Strait takes centerstage on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
Then, it's the memorable sound of Mr. Chet Atkins. Guitar memorizes that will live forever.
Also, something that will live forever is the sound of Grady L.
Enjoy!
Celebrated as one of this country's most memorable vocal sounds, Amy Grant comes along with some of her favorites.
Then we follow-up with memories from Michael W. Smith as he presents some of his best.
Grady L. comes along with some of his best also. I promise he will not sing. But laugh...YES!
Enjoy!
We are graced by the legendary B B King on this episode of Jailhouse Radio. A man who will live forever in the annals of American music presents some of his greatest hits.
Then it's the sound of Buddy Guy who was born in the 30's. As he grew so did his fame. Guy was ranked 23rd in Rolling Stone magazine's "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time".
And then a group your might not know by name, but I guarantee you will know the song.
Another guarantee is that Grady L. will make you laugh.
Enjoy!
Two of Gospel Music's best take centerstage on todays program.
Casting Crowns has had so many masterful songs that people will remember for many years to come.
Then it's Mercy Me with more memorable songs.
Grady comes along and will be remembered for the laughter he brings.
Enjoy!
With 14 studio albums t his credit, Tracy Lawrence slowed down with his most recent album in 2007. But, he had many hits of which you will hear some today.
Skip Ewing is an American country music singer and songwriter. Active since 1988, he has recorded nine studio albums and has charted 15 singles on the Billboard country charts. Today you will hear him at his best.
You will also hear Grady L. at his best as he will bring a smile to your face.
Enjoy!
Al Hirt and his Tijuana Brass is best remembered by the sound of Al and his trumpet. Hit after hit came forth; like Java, Night Theme and so many more. You will enjoy him.
The name most people misspell, Chris Ledoux, makes his appearance with some of his notable hits.
Then it's Grady L. with all of his blunders. You too will smile an time or two.
Enjoy!
Earl Thomas Conley was an American country music icon. In the 1980s and into the 1990s, Conley charted more than thirty singles on the Billboard Hot Country chart, of which eighteen reached Number One. You will hear him today on Jailhouse Radio
An English group that will live forever is the music group Queen. Listen as they bring back some memories.
Listen also to Grady L. as he makes some memories.
Enjoy!
Four musical artists that left all of us with so many memories pay a visit on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
First it's the unforgettable sound of Mr. Joe Diffie. We will follow that with The Champs and then The Allman Brothers Band and close out the program (before Grady) with Booker T and the MG's.
Grady comes along with stories that will touch your funny-bone.
Enjoy!
He is sorely missed by the music industry but his legacy will live on forever. The memorable sound of Eddie Rabbitt is spotlighted on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
She's the daughter of an icon in music and she has held up her end of the situation. Pam Tillis sings her way into your heart with many memorable hits.
As will Grady L.. Not singing please. But with great humorous stories.
Enjoy!
Half of one of America's best known and loved singing duos; Faith Hill brings her marvelous sound front-and-center on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
Her husband...a superstar in his own right...Tim McGraw comes along with some of his music that will live forever.
Grady then just comes along and tells stories that will put a smile on your face.
Enjoy!
John Michael Montgomery began his major-label solo career in 1992. He has had more than 30 singles on the Billboard country charts, of which seven have reached number one. Here he presents some of his best.
From the 60's the sound of Joey Dee and the Starlighters brought so many hits to the forefront. Who are the Starlighters? His wife and son.
Grady brings laughter in only the way Grady can.
Enjoy!
So many greats appear on this episode of Jailhouse Radio. You'll have to listen to appreciate.
Grady shows up with his own style that you will have to listen to also to appreciate.
Enjoy!
Let's relive some music memories from yesteryear.
We start off with Frankie Avalon. A true "heartthrob" with all the girls in the late 50's and 60's in the beach party movies and so many hits. On this episode you'll hear some and be able to go back in time.
Gogi Grant follows with some music that will live foreve4r.
Grady comes along with stories that will cause you to smile.
Enjoy!
A truly outstanding musical talent takes centerstage on this Jailhouse Radio presentation. Mr. Dwight Yoakum brings memorable music to each one of us.
Born in the 60's, this lady has a very unique sound and you will hear her today on Jailhouse Radio.
Grady comes along and you will hear him. Hear what? Good question.
Enjoy!
Little Texas is an American Country band that started in Nashville, Tennessee in 1988. A unique sound that captured so many fans.
Linda Davis had her highest charted song with Reba McEntire in 1993 but has charted many others as a solo performer.
Grady has charted, although primarily with his doctor.
Enjoy!
Two ladies with incredible musical talent join us today here on Jailhouse Radio.
First is Kathy Mattea who will open your "Memory Box" with sounds that will live forever.
We'll follow that with the music of Terri Clark. I know you will know her hits.
When it comes to Grady L. who knows what will be placed back into your "Memory Box".
Enjoy!
You might remember this man in the duo of England Dan & John Ford Coley in the 70's and 80's. Then he went on his own and Dan Seals has produced music that will be around for a long time. Today he is spotlighted on Jailhouse Radio.
Rodney Crowell got into the spotlight in the 1990's and on into the new century. You'll remember his hits.
Grady L. got his start back in the 70's and is still going strong.
Enjoy!
We start out by presenting the fabulous sound of Judy Rodman.
Then something different. Popular songs that are probably better known from TV commercials.
Then, Grady L. arrives who is known for being crazy.
Enjoy!
Three great recording artists on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
First, the ultimate sound of Sammy Kershaw.
Followed by Susie Bogguss that is guaranteed to bring back so many memories.
Last, but certainly not least, is the legendary voice of Susie Bogguss.
Finally the sound of Grady L will make you think while you are laughing.
Enjoy!
Hit after hit comes your way with Mr. Ronnie McDowell.
Follow that up with Lorrie Morgan and you have a duo of music that will entertain.
Then it's Grady L.. What that will bring you is up for grabs.
Enjoy!
When it comes to ladies who made a mark in recorded music history, one can't forget Patti Page. She brings her extraordinary talent front-and-center on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
A duet that has so many extraordinary songs is Jim Ed Brown and Helen Cornelius. They also bring memories on this episode.
The extraordinary...and we'll leave it at that...stories of Gaddy L. also is here to make you smile.
Enjoy!
One of the most recognized voices and names in the recording industry; Mr. Mickey Gilley joins us on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
Might not know the name but you will recognize the music. Mr. Hank Locklin joins us.
Also, a man with a strange name and above all a strange personality is here again. His name: Grady L.
Enjoy!
Most of the time we remember the music but not the artist that made the music. In this episode of Jailhouse Radio we'll being back some memories and tell you where they came from.
Grady will tell you some stories that you will wonder where they came from.
Enjoy!
One of America's most influential soul artists of all time. He died at 33 years of age. He was known as the "King of Soul". His memory will live forever. He is spotlighted on this Jailhouse Radio program.
The best known of modern pianists comes along with his unique style. It is Floyd Cramer.
Grady then comes along with is craziness.
Enjoy!
Some of the greatest music ever recorded is brought back to life in this episode of Jailhouse Radio. Interestingly is that each piece of music is classified as a "One Hit Wonder". You will enjoy.
Grady comes along with his own presentation of who knows what.
Enjoy!
One of the most successful recording artists, BJ Thomas joins us on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
From years back, The Browns bring their memorable sound to centerstage.
Grady arrives centerstage for who knows what!
Enjoy!
Formed in 1969 in Houston, Texas, this band (ZZ Top) became a gigantic hit maker beginning in 1971. They bring their hits to the surface in this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
There are so many One Hit Wonders that you'll get a taste of some on this most interesting program.
Grady shows up with his one-story-at-a-time delivery guaranteed to leave you in wonder.
Enjoy!
Beginning in 1983, after signing with RCA Nashville, Clint Black began a career in music that most people could only dream of. Today he takes centerstage on Jailhouse Radio.
In 1951, Tony Bennett began to drop memory after memory into the hearts and minds of people around the world. Two of his first three recordings hit #1. A week after his 95th birthday he called it quits on live concerts. We honor this most talented man on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
Grady L. shows up with memories of his own.
Enjoy!
This group was formed in 1981 in Apopka, Florida and went on to top the charts for years. Their name: Sawyer Brown. They take centerstage on this Jailhouse Radio.
What can be said about Garth Brooks that hasn't already been said. What a talent!
Grady arrives with his humor that is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face and a chuckle to your heart.
Enjoy!
A lady who took the music world by storm is with us today on Jailhouse Radio. Her name is Suzy Bogguss.
Then we travel back to basically the beginning in County Music with the sounds of Mr. Red Foley.
Grady L. shows up to takes us to humor that only he can produce.
Enjoy!
Formed in 1964 in Jersey City, New Jersey, this group became one of the most listened to musical groups in history. Beginning in 1973 their music has touched so many.
Then it's Mary Chapin Carpenter who burst on the musical scene in the Rock and Folk Country genres. To this day she is making memories.
Also, to this day, Grady L. is making memories. Many people can not forget him if they tried.
Enjoy!
The impact The Osmond Brothers have had on American music is beyond description. Getting their big break on the Andy Williams Show in the early 60's on television that set a path for the entire family to become icons in the music business.
In Gospel Music there was a man known to have the lowest singing voice in recorded history. J.D. Sumner is spotlighted on Jailhouse Radio.
Someone who gets people to think each time he speaks is also with us. His name: Grady L.
Enjoy!
The girl that made it on Hee Haw is one of three singing sisters. Here Louise Mandrell takes center stage and at the same time we get to re-live many memories.
Another lady who comes from a big entertainment family graces our stage with her fiery voice. It's Marie Osmond.
Then Grady comes along with his one-of-a-kind humor. He's an only child and one who stands out in any crowd.
Enjoy!
The name Cash will forever be in Music History, especially Country Music. It began with Johnny and now Rosanne carries it on. So much talent and so many memories.
The voice of Sonny James, "The Country Gentleman", will forever be remembered by so many people. Starting in the late '50s he had multiple hits on the Billboard Country Charts.
Grady L., beginning in the late (name a year) makes people laugh. And you will too when you hear him.
Enjoy!
At the age of 21 (1956) Johnny Mathis made his recording debut...and has not stopped to this date. Now in his 80's he still amazes audiences world-wide with his incredible voice.
Little Jimmy Dickens began with The Grand Ole' Opry in 1948 and remained there until his death in 2015. A very unique sound and a small stature made this man bigger-than-life.
Grady comes along standing bigger than life because no one believes what they are looking at or hearing. Hear for yourself.
Enjoy!
A man who won the hearts of so many people, Mr. Dean Martin (of the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis comedy team) was the "straight man" and Jerry the nut. Somewhat like Walter Jay and Grady. Except Dean Martin had a great singing voice. On this program you will hear for yourself.
The son of the legendary Marty Robbins then takes center-stage. Not only did he sell records but the resemblance in his voice to his dad is remarkable.
That word "remarkable" can also be used to describe Grady. Again, you'll hear for yourself.
Enjoy!
Engelbert Humperdinck is probably the only million selling recording artist who is known best for his name than the titles of his music.
Skip Devol is one of the most talented banjo players ever to hit the stage.
Nick Nixon is one of those who had hits but few remember his name.
Grady L. is a one-in-a-million. A-one-in-a-million what is the question,.
Enjoy!
Francesco Stephen Castelluccio headlines our program with his rich sounds that have been recorded with The Four Freshmen since 1960. Rich and memorable, his music will live forever. Bye-the-way, you know him as Frankie Valli.
The Rebels come along with a short list of hits that again will be played forever.
Grady come along next with thoughts and ideas that will be guaranteed to make you laugh.
Enjoy!
The masterful sounds of Henry Mancini and His Orchestra spotlight this presentation of Jailhouse Radio.
Then it's The Angels. No "1 Hit Wonder", but how about two.
This man had one hit and it will be remembered for as long as history is around. You'll know it when you hear it.
Finally, the man who sometimes sounds like he's been around making history...from a comical point of view...Grady joins us. Get ready to laugh.
Enjoy!
It all started in 1974 when three people known as The Hues Corporation recorded and released, "Rock The Boat" and the rest is history.
"It's All In The Game" in 1957 launched Tommy Edwards into stardom. He died of alcoholism at the young age of 47, but his music will live forever.
Grady comes along with his antics which are guaranteed to make you laugh.
Enjoy!
Jailhouse Radio brings back some of the artists that listeners enjoyed the most. Their comments praised their talent and on this episode we wanted to bring them back.
Grady L. arrives with new material that only he can come up with.
Enjoy!
The Beach Boys and The Beatles return for an encore performance.
Then we welcome Mr. Lenny Welch. You'll remember him when you hear his music.
You'll remember Grady L. when you hear him speak.
Enjoy!
A special edition of Jailhouse Radio as we bring back some of the highlights of previous programs...plus a few new surprises.
Of course, Grady comes along with surprises of his own.
Enjoy!
A look back at some of the most talked about guests on Jailhouse Radio; plus three ladies that made history in music.
Of course Grady arrives with fresh and interesting thoughts...in only a way that he can.
Enjoy!
This special Jailhouse Radio has successfully produced its 200th program. To celebrate that accomplishment we will re-live some of the highlights of the past shows.
The comedy team of Abbott and Costello lead off and are followed by the music of Mr. George Jones, The Coasters and then The Platters.
Memories are abundant, as are the remarks of Grady L.
Enjoy!
The truly classic sound of Rick Trevino comes front-and-center and leaves us with some of his most memorable music.
Barbara Fairchild follows with her most memorable song...The Teddy Bear Song...and more.
Speaking of memorable...Grady comes along to make memories... in only a way that he can.
Enjoy!
The sounds of Martina McBride will live forever. On this episode of Jailhouse Radio we will bring you some of her greatest hits.
The unique voice of Mr. Ed Bruce is brought to the stage. You will re-live memories.
You will have a moment to laugh at Grady L.. What you laugh at is in his hands.
Enjoy!
This group is led by an man with a distinctive bass voice. His name is Ray Benson and the group is Asleep At The Wheel. Formed in Paw Paw, West Virginia is 1970, this group has had over 20 singles on the Billboard County charts. Memories will abound as you listen.
The sound of Donna Fargo comes next. She took the spotlight in 1972 and hasn't stopped.
Grady L. takes the spotlight but what he does with it is anybody's guess.
Enjoy!
One of the first to bring a Spanish flair into Country Music. Mr. Johnny Rodriguez had many hits. His one hang-up was drug use. He has had three felony drug charges. That aside, he has some of the best County music anyone could listen to.
Eddie Raven comes along with some of his most popular songs...of which there were many.
Grady comes along with some of his unscripted stories that will get you to smile a little.
Enjoy!
A young man from the South made it big. And his success continues and will live forever thanks to the art of recorded music. Mr. Jimmy Buffett makes his first appearance on Jailhouse Radio.
The Allman Brothers Band is next as they bring back memories.
Grady L. then comes along to make memories.
Enjoy!
The extraordinary sounds of The Kentucky Headhunters is spotlighted on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
The new sound of Creed Fisher is also spotlighted. New to the music world, his sound is sure to take him to new heights.
The sound of Grady L. is destined to take him somewhere.
Enjoy!
One of America's most honored musical talents, Mr. Don Williams takes center stage on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
A new female duo of Maggie and Tae follow-up with the presentation of some of their very interesting sounds.
Grady shows up with his true humor and who knows what else.
Enjoy!
Incorporating Blues, County and Jazz The Marshall Tucker Band originating in the early 1970's was the catalyst for Southern Rock. While the band had reached the height of its success by the end of the decade, it has recorded and performed continuously under various lineups for 45+ years. Now you will hear the sound that started it all.
A somewhat newcomer to recorded music, Parker McCollum comes to the stage with his own sound. It seems to be working,.
Grady comes to the stage with his own humor. You will laugh.
Enjoy!
Begun by Marty Raybon and his group in 1984; Shenandoah went on to be one of the most popular singing groups of its day. There music keeps on keeping on to this day.
The Forester Sisters had a relatively short run, but their music will always be with us.
Grady, on the other hand, has had a long run. But age is not the thought here. His stories will live in many memories for a long time. Hear for yourself.
Enjoy!
A musical group that took the recording industry by storm is our guest on this episode of Jailhouse Radio. Diamond Rio brings a unique sound to our stage.
Then, "The Sausage Man", Mr. Jimmy Dean, tells the story of "Big Bad John" along with other musical memories.
Grady comes along and presents memories in only the way he can.
Enjoy!
An intriguing interview with a most interesting man. A man that has dedicated his life to helping those incarcerated.
The music of Highway 101 comes along and is guaranteed to bring back many memories.
When Grady L. arrives and he is guaranteed to make many memories.
Enjoy!
A musical duo that dates back to 2002 when Jennifer Nettles and Christian Bush got together in Atlanta, Georgia. They had some great hits. As you probably know Jennifer went on the become a well known artist. Both of them grace our stage today.
What can you say about John Anderson that has not already been said. Probably not a lot...so how's this: Jailhouse Radio presents John Anderson,
How's this: Jailhouse Radio presents Grady L. Whatever that means.
Enjoy!
You are going to hear a musical group that really made an impression on the public. The sounds of Pirates of the Mississippi step into our spotlight on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
Then next up is the comedic music sound of Ray Stevens. By-the-way he had some great "regular" sounding songs too.
Then Grady comes along with his "regular" sounding self.
Enjoy!
So many accolades. Some many awards. So many memories. All of that and much more is associated with the talent of Loretta Lynn. She will live forever, as she does on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
Next is the talent of a Canadian lady that made a name for herself that will also live forever. The talent of Anne Murray comes front and center.
Also front and center is Grady L.. In front of a microphone and centered in humor.
Enjoy!
The music group Lonestar was formed in 1992 and has had over 20 of their single's hit the Hot Country Singles chart including 9 #1 hits. They are here to bring back some memories.
K.T. Oslin brought hit after hit to so many people beginning in the 80's. Sadly she passed away in December 2020. You will re-live her sound and legacy here on Jailhouse Radio.
Grady comes along, and you will hear his legacy with a laugh or two,.
Enjoy!
On this Jailhouse Radio presentation, we present two marvelous musical groups.
The first is Blackhawk; founded in 1992 by Henry Paul, Van Stephenson, and Dave Robbins. Their music is unique and memorable.
Then we present the sound of the Sweethearts of the Rodeo. In 1986 two sisters, Janis Oliver and Kristine Oliver got together and the rest is history.
Grady comes along with humor only he can produce.
Enjoy!
This duo formed in 1990 went on to be one of the most honored and listened to duo's in music history. Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn have done it all.
Then it's Confederate Railroad coming out of Marietta, Georgia in 1987; has brought so many memories to so many people.
Grady comes along bring so many laughs to so many people.
Enjoy!
In 1975 a new female voice entered the world of recorded music. That voice has been with us for over four decades. The voice is that of Juice Newton. She is featured on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
Then the voices of the Dixie Chicks come front and center.
Following is the voice of Grady L. whose distinctive sound will make you laugh.
Enjoy!
Two giants in the filed of music visit us on this episode of Jailhouse Radio.
First, it's Mac Davis. The music world lost him in 2020, but his legacy will live forever.
Then, it's the undeniable sound of Mr. Marty Robbins. So many hits from the 1940s to the 1980s. One little bit of information that most people don't know; Marty was a NASCAR race driver.
Grady comes along with his unique brand of humor.
Enjoy!
A long time Country Music talent graces our stage on this segment of Jailhouse Radio. The unique sound of Janie Fricke.
We will follow that with an appearance by Miss Terri Gibbs. Born blind; she turned a negative into a positive in her life. You will hear her commanding voice but; you will also hear her play the piano. Amazing!
Grady arrives to amaze all who listen with positive stories guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.
Enjoy!
One of the most recognized voices ever to record music; Mr. John Conlee makes his appearance on Jailhouse Radio.
He is followed-up by a group of singers that will live forever: The Pure Prairie League.
Then it's someone who is guaranteed to make you laugh. It's Grady L.
Enjoy!
One of the most recognizable voices in the history of County Music is with us on this episode of Jailhouse Radio. Front and center it is Mr. John Conlee.
We then follow that up with a great county music group: Pure Prairie League.
Then it's Grady L...and...who knows what that will bring.
Enjoy@!
Probably the best known female duet team in music history. The Judd's make an appearance on Jailhouse Radio with some of their most requested songs.
George Michael comes along with the performance of memories.
Grady L. comes along with who knows what.
Enjoy!
A true Country Music artist. Moe Bandy. got his start and had his biggest successes in the 1970s. Although he continued to record all the way through 2020. Today you will hear him at his best.
Another true Country artist is Waylon Jennings. He brings his unique sound to the stage of Jailhouse Radio. Listen to the memories.
Grady will come along with his deposit of, well, who knows what.
Enjoy!
So many years have gone bye. So many people have left us. But, there are so many memories available to us.
On this Jailhouse Radio program we will visit two musical giants; one in the Big Band era and the other in Country Music.
You'll hear Pee Wee King and his Orchestra, and then the sound of a legend, Mr. Hank Williams Sr.
Grady will be along with his craziness. And, we will end the program with two surprise musical guests.
Enjoy!
Let's take a trip back into the 1960's with two of the best female singing groups to ever record music. First it's The Shirelles, followed by The Crystals.
I promise you it will bring back, or make, great memories.
Also, you will make a new memory with the crazy antics of Grady L.
Enjoy!
Because of the greatness and popularity of this group; we spotlight only this group on this Jailhouse Radio program. Alabama (the music group) will live forever. And, I do mean, forever. They hold so many recording milestones and their music will never fade.
Then there's Grady. His daily milestone is to show up and make you laugh. And...he does a great job of it.
Enjoy!
Legends of Rock N' Roll join us today on Jailhouse. Lou Christie and the sensational Del Shannon make their appearances.
Grady shows up to make his appearance. Who knows what will happen.
Enjoy!
One of the world's best loved and known musical genesis's takes to the microphones of Jailhouse Radio. Charlie Daniels will forever be remembered as a true "Craftsman" of his trade. Here, he brings forth a few of his forever remembered hits.
Gene Watson takes over and makes his return appearance. Hit after hit...may they never stop coming our way.
Grady L. comes our way...in his way...as only he can.
Enjoy!
The intriguing sound of Bobbie Gentry is front and center on this episode of Jailhouse Radio. Raising to fame in 1967, this lady began a professional music career with a "Signature Song". What was to follow set her in the history books of music forever.
Known as "Whispering" Bill Anderson, he brought a new sound to the ears and memory of so many people.
Grady brings his own unique sound of craziness to the ears and memory of all who hear him.
Enjoy!
Randy Travis brings some of his gigantic hits to our microphone's. His music will live forever.
Barbara Mandrell and Ann Murray present Gospel Music in their own unique way.
Grady presents himself in his own unique way. Some call it "crazy way". You be the judge.
Enjoy!
In the 1960's a young lady came along that would gain prominence as one of Country Music's best loved stars. Her name - Dottie West.
Then let's go back to the early 1940's when the "King of Western Swing" got his start. His music will live forever. It is Bob Wills.
Then someone came along that would, most likely, try to change the English language. It's Grady L.
Enjoy!
One of America's best loved Country Music artists steps center stage on this episode of Jailhouse Radio. The remarkable Charlie Pride will bring back so many good thoughts.
While, the sounds of Crystal Gayle will also bring back many memories of "days gone by".
Grady will bring back - who knows what - when he and Walter Jay close out the program.
Enjoy!
The exquisite sound of Emmy Lou Harris, is spotlighted on this segment of Jailhouse Radio. Her blend of style and talent made her one of the best.
Barbara Mandrell will live forever in the hearts and minds of millions of adoring fans. Here she brings some of her greatest hits to the forefront.
Grady comes to the forefront. With what? You'll have to hear for yourself.
Enjoy!
One of the least recognized names in the musical entertainment industry is, Mel McDaniel. But when it comes to knowing his music, it is a "no-brainer". Here he is highlighted with some of his most memorable songs.
The name, Kitty Wells, is also somewhat not known by many due to the fact that her national musical experiences were in the early 1950's. But here she shines.
Also, Grady comes along to shine in only the way he can.
Enjoy!
One of Country Music's greatest stars is highlighted on this episode of Jailhouse Radio. The memorable sounds of Ray Price is guaranteed to bring back so many memories of this remarkable talent.
In tribute to the legendary Mel Tillis, a special "Tribute" presentation is made to honor this man who will live forever in the hearts and minds of so many people.
Grady L. comes along to bring memories-crazy as they are.
Enjoy!
The sound of The Byrds will live forever. Roger McGuinn was the lead in this musical dynasty. Here on Jailhouse Radio he delivers many of those hits. Get ready to remember.
You will also remember the sounds of John Fogerty who with huis brothers founded Credence Clearwater Revival in the late '60s. Again, get ready to relive so many memories.
Also get ready to hear who knows what, with Grady L.
Enjoy!
Sounds of music from the past, headline this presentation of Jailhouse Radio.
First, the sounds of Rosemary Clooney. A lady who left so many memories in music.
The sound of Della Reese comes along bringing more music memories.
Grady then comes along with his own type of memories.
Enjoy!
A man who changed the sound of Jazz music forever is spotlighted on this episode of Jailhouse Radio. Mr. Charlie Parker brings his revolutionary style of musicianship to our microphones.
Also, the pianist Oscar Peterson, by some saying that he was the best, brings back many memories.
Bringing back things is uniquely in the hands of Grady L., in a way only he can do it.
Enjoy!
One of the outstanding female singing groups that had hit and after hit, but many people don't remember their name. It's The Ronettes. I know you'll remember their music.
A lady who had to carry an name with her and she lived up to stature of it. Nancy Sinatra followed in her daddy's (Frank) footsteps. She created a sound and songs that will be around for many years.
Grady L. carries with him a sound that - at times - can't be explained.
Enjoy!
One of the smoothest voices ever to entertain millions of people. Known professionally as "The Velvet Fog" he brought Jazz into another level. He began his career in the 1940's and was active until 1996.
Dave Brubeck and his "Trio" revolutionized the sound of modern Jazz.
Grady L. revolutionized Jailhouse Radio. You can be the judge.
Enjoy!
From generations back, one of the best loved sister singing groups grace our stage. The Pointer Sisters sing songs guaranteed to bring back memories. For the younger listener, you'll be sure to make some.
Della Reese is also spotlighted on this episode of Jailhouse Radio..
Grady L. also takes the spotlight. What he does with it is anybody's guess.
Enjoy!
The sound of a gospel quartet that will live forever; graces our stage on this Jailhouse Radio program. It's The Blackwood Brothers.
Then, The Blind Boys of Alabama will set memories in your heart and mind.
Grady will be here to set something within you. What is it? You'll hear for yourself.
Enjoy!
One of the first male groups to make their mark on world in music were known as, The Four Freshman. Back in the '50s these four guys had hit after hit. Their style and sound in music will last forever.
The Spice Girls came into prominence in the '90s and their music too will forever be in the memories of so many people.
Grady L. comes along with who know what. I promise you he will be in your mind after you hear him.
Enjoy!
Roy Clark returns to Jailhouse Radio, but this time, as one of America's most talented musicians.
Grady L. returns as one of America's most memorable "Nuts".
Enjoy!
We travel back in time on this Jailhouse Radio presentation.
First, it's Brenda Lee. She started so young and became a household name in entertainment.
Secondly, before Brenda Lee, she was one of the first black women to have multi-million selling songs.
Then, it's Grady. A man that will never grow old. Well, in the minds of those who like to laugh.
Enjoy!
A complete superstar who left her legacy with some of the most unique songs ever recorded. Karen Carpenter brings back so many memories.
Connie Francis, as is the same with Karen Carpenter, leaves an indelible memory in the area of recorded music, is spotlighted on this Jailhouse Radio program.
Playing a tribute to Louis Armstrong, Wynton Marsalis spotlights his trumpet genius.
Grady L. leaves his indelible imprint on the memory of people wherever he goes.
Enjoy!
The sound from an earlier era...the sound of Gene Krupa and his Orchestra enter our spotlight.
The masterful sound of Hee Haw's own Roy Clark graces our stage.
The sound of Grady L. also graces us...with laughter.
Enjoy!
KC are his initials and since they all are from Florida, it's "The Sunshine Band". Music that brings back so many good memories.
While, Peter, Paul and Mary use their real first names; they also bring back some real memories in music.
Grady L. just brings his style and will give you some stories to laugh at.
Enjoy!
"The Round Mound of Sound" graces this episode of Jailhouse Radio, with his beautiful voice and a man who brought so many memories into the minds of so many people of the years. Known primarily for his role on the award winning television series, "Hee Haw", Kenny Price will forever be remembered as a great talent and a friend to so many.
Peggy Lee, a musical talent of yesteryear, performs songs that will live forever.
Grady L. performs his unique talent, and that is, making people laugh.
Enjoy!
This musical guru left this earth on October 11, 1985 at the age of 67, but he left so many musical memories. Tex Williams, was known for his Western swing and "talking blues" style; his biggest hit was the song "Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! That Cigarette", which held the number one position on the Billboard charts for sixteen weeks in 1947 and was the No. 5 song on Billboard's Top 100 list in 1947, and was No. 1 on the Country chart that year.
Wade "Pappy" Ray, "The Grand Fiddle Master of Country Music" began his professional career at the age of five on Broadway in New York. So many hits and so many memories.
Grady L. comes along with so many laughs.
Enjoy!
The classic sound of Woody Herman and his Orchestra grace the stage of this episode of Jailhouse Radio. It will bring back - or maybe introduce to you - memories of an earlier time.
The masterful sound of Wade "Pappy" Ray (The Grand Fiddle Master of Country Music) who began is musical career on stage in New York City at the age of five; beings his God given talent to our microphones.
While Grady L. brings us some smiles.
Enjoy!