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In late 2005 blues musician [[Ash Grunwald]] took over hosting duties. In events that Ash Grunwald has gigs that effect presenting Roots N All, Sarah Howells will usually fill-in. On 21 December 2006 Ash presented his last show of Roots N All and finished his role as a Triple J presenter. |
In late 2005 blues musician [[Ash Grunwald]] took over hosting duties. In events that Ash Grunwald has gigs that effect presenting Roots N All, Sarah Howells will usually fill-in. On 21 December 2006 Ash presented his last show of Roots N All and finished his role as a Triple J presenter. |
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Roots N All returned on 11 January 2007, with Sarah Howells as the permanent presenter.<ref>[http://www.newstext.com.au/docs/DHS/2005/get.jsp?docid=DHS-20050601-1-H10-4142388V15@VIC-METRO-2006-2005 King of the dues] Glenn Mitchell, [[Herald Sun]], (1 June 2005).</ref> |
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Revision as of 00:35, 23 May 2011
Roots N All is the blues and roots music program on national Australian youth broadcaster Triple J. It is broadcast on Thursday nights between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m. It started out as a 2 hour program starting at 11pm, but since 2006 has been expanded into a 3 hour show starting at 10pm.
Roots 'N All reflects the contemporary roots music scene worldwide. The show features local and overseas musicians from genres as diverse as Blues, Folk, Jazz, Country, Soul, Reggae and World.
Roots N All began hosted by Jordie Kilby began as a replacement for popular program The J Files in 2004. Jordie then left to go overseas in 2005, so Australian songwriter and guitarist Jeff Lang temporarily hosted.
In late 2005 blues musician Ash Grunwald took over hosting duties. In events that Ash Grunwald has gigs that effect presenting Roots N All, Sarah Howells will usually fill-in. On 21 December 2006 Ash presented his last show of Roots N All and finished his role as a Triple J presenter.
Roots N All returned on 11 January 2007, with Sarah Howells as the permanent presenter.[1]
References
- ^ King of the dues Glenn Mitchell, Herald Sun, (1 June 2005).
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