
On the Jubilee this Memorial Day weekend … you’ll begin with the old and travel all the way to the new! Leading off … it’s the legendary Sego Brothers and Naomi … and their 1974 concert performance, Live at Hallelujah Square.
Then, the music takes a brief break so you can enjoy a story or two by the legendary storyteller, Wendy Bagwell.
Finally, to round out this week’s Jubilee … you’ll hear the first portion of a recently recorded performance by the Fair Haven Quartet that took place at the Old Barn Theater in Renfro Valley, Kentucky. Even if you don’t recognize the Fair Haven name, you’re likely familiar with their much requested song, Who Moved the Piano.

On this last weekend of 2012 … it’s mostly about the Crabb Family! Yes, a full hour-and-a-quarter of fairly early Crabb Family music … a performance which took place in the year 2000 at the Mountain Arts Center in Prestonsburg, Kentucky … one that’s titled Live From Kentucky.


On the broadcast for the weekend of January 14th … it’s a full 60 minutes of the best of the best … today’s top groups in Southern Gospel, delivering their best performances on the stage of Freedom Hall in Louisville during the 2008 National Quartet Convention. Yes, leading off with Gold City to the Booth Brothers and the Hoppers to Brian Free & Assurance … you’ll hear them all!
For the weekend of December 3rd … in memory and honor of the late Jackie Wilburn … the Jubilee presents the 2003 performance titled The Wilburns Reunion. Recorded at Crabbfest 2003 in Owensboro, Kentucky, it features the members of the Wilburns at that time, Elaine and Jackie Wilburn, Gary Casto, Jimmy McMillan and Josh Singletary … and they are joined by son Jonathan Wilburn and Tony Gore.