Ar an gclár An Bóthar go Nashville anocht beidh Jó Ní Chéide ag díriú ar go leor amhrán a heisíodh i mbliana, ina measc amhráin Nollag ó Sabrina Fallon & Pandy Walshe, (iomaitheoirí Glór Tíre 2017 ar TG4). Tá fear Uíbh Fhailí, John Hogan, 30 bliain ar an bhfód i mbliana agus beidh go leor de na hamhráin is clúití a bhí aige le cloisteáil anocht, ina measc, an t-amhrán nua a chum sé ‘The Three of Us’ leis féin, Mick Flavin & Paddy O’Brien. Tá amhráin nua ó Alan Jackson (The Older I Get), Johnny Brady (Hand Me Down My Bible), Stuart Moyles (You Ain’t Going No Where), Miranda Lambert (Tin Man) chomh maith le go leor eile ó Mike Denver, Derek Ryan, George Strait, Jordan Mogey, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash agus airde eile.
Tonight, in a special programme in the series An Bóthar go Nashville for Christmas day, Jó Ní Chéide will bring us, amongst others, some of the best country songs of 2017, including Christmas songs from Sabrina Fallon and Pandy Walshe (competitors in Glór Tíre on TG4 this year). Offaly’s John Hogan is 30 years on the road this year, and Jó will have some of his best-known songs for us tonight, including the new song ‘The Three of Us’ written with Mick Flavin & Paddy O’Brien. She’ll have new songs for us from Alan Jackson (The Older I Get), Johnny Brady (Hand Me Down My Bible), Stuart Moyles (You Ain’t Going No Where), Miranda Lambert (Tin Man) as well as lots more from Mike Denver, Derek Ryan, George Strait, Jordan Mogey, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash and more!