There's nothing I can do, it's a total eclipse of a playlist. Lots of sun, moon, and shadow songs.

Four hours of show. 6-7pm features favorites to this point in the year, 7-8 was a preview of Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival, 10-11 was a rerun of an interview with Justin Townes Earle and 11-12 was a rerun of segments with Whitney Rose and The Travelling Ones

Paul Nipper for hour one and live in studio He-Bird, She-Bird for hour two.

Justin Townes Earle and Whiskey Gentry were guests.

First, Jaime Wyatt talks about her 'outlaw' experience and distaste for judgement. Then at 7, a preview of Friday's concert produced by this very show in Smithtown's Frank Brush Barn. I figured the best way to do that was to rerun our Sep 6 show. We don't have much time for other tracks but I slipped one in from Jack White protege Lillie Mae.

Next week: Jenni Lyn (of Della Mae) with a solo album and more

Robert Randolph (of Robert Randolph & His Family Band) and Timothy George, who performs as The Singing Butcher, were guests.

Natalie Hemby, Cary Morin and The Traveling Ones were featured tonight. Next week, Noam Pikelny is confirmed with two more guests in the works.

Today's show features Darin & Brooke Aldridge, Banjo Nickaru & Western Scooches and Whitney Rose. Come back next week for Natalie Hemby, Cary Morin and more.

We're baaaaaack! Buffalo Ruckus stars. Not enough music? Check out a few favorites from the past few months and our guests here: https://open.spotify.com/user/think_trevor/playlist/5s1v7VZLt5RlKuRmgjMw...

Courtney Hartman talks Della Mae, Standing Rock, her new EP and the weirdest definition of fun ever on Country Pocket

Jack Grelle comes on to discuss grandmas, expectations for women and black lives matter

Jim Lynch filling in for Trevor Christian.

Nov. 1 is the ranting/comedy edition of Country Pocket. Rants about how Chris Stapleton's massive critical and commercial success failed to impact commercial radio, Dan Layus and his shockingly convincing transformation into an Americana star and then a few recent tracks with titles that may describe the upcoming election, such as Parsonsfield's "Everyone Dies"

Nov. 1 is the ranting/comedy edition of Country Pocket. Rants about how Chris Stapleton's massive critical and commercial success failed to impact commercial radio, Dan Layus and his shockingly convincing transformation into an Americana star and then a few recent tracks with titles that may describe the upcoming election, such as Parsonsfield's "Everyone Dies"

Jim Kweskin & Geoff Muldaur chat with me in their dressing room before a show while touring their new album Penny's Farm. They've been at it since 1961 and their song choices here go back even further. Remember to pledge people! Not many songs because we talked an awful lot.

Brennen Leigh talks a couple of her recent albums and a very political song she did trading barbs with Sunny Sweeney. We endorse someone for president and who it is should not surprise anyone who knows my thoughts on music.

Previews for a few killer shows in the area. Rosanne Cash at the Beacon 9/25 with Marc Cohn, Jackson Browne and Eddie Vedder, Charles Bradley at Radio City 9/28, Cody Jinks at Gramercy 9/23 (I'll be attending) and Monica Rizzio at the Brush Barn in Smithtown 10/7. (I'll be hosting)

Alexander Wright calls in to discuss his new project 2Ton Bridge. The eight tracks on the show today all give looks into the minds of some pretty amazing characters from prisoners to those who have lost in love, but it's really his songs about the working man that resonate most of all. 2Ton Bridge is both the name he performs under and the name of the album. Would Shakespeare listen to country music? Listen in and find out.

Andrea Asprelli from Cricket Tell The Weather discusses her new album, "Tell The Story Right," which was just released today. This is a really good one.

Our final Thursday show features music from our guests in the past 7 months as well as clips from their interviews. From this point forward, catch me on Tuesday at noon!