(above) Tennessee Jim, with his wife Martha and good friend Rex Allen Jr.
Rex Allen Jr. is President of Truckers Radio USA, and it was over breakfast in Nashville one day that Rex invited Jim to develop his own radio show. Jim and Martha gladly jumped on board. Martha had grown up in the radio business and helps Jim plan and research Full Gallop. You'll hear her voice occasionally in the breaks.
Jim loves the opportunity to share his favorite western music with a global audience. "Western Music is bigger than a genre," he says. "It's about the message." Every episode of Full Gallop includes some of the best western music from the past, along with "New West" singer-songwriters. You'll also get to sample Jim's own work with the Diamond W Wranglers and tunes he's produced for some famous names in the Western Music world.
TENNESSEE JIM'S FULL GALLOP RADIO SHOW
Weekends on Truckers Radio USA
“Full Gallop” celebrates some of the best in Western Music past and present,
and gives us a glimpse over the horizon to the future of Western Music.
For Tennessee Jim Farrell, Full Gallop is a chance to share his love of western music with the world. Jim was born and raised in Nashville and has been in the music business all his life. By the age of 14, Jim was playing bass professionally, and by the age of 16 was in recording sessions and backing artists who performed on the Grand Ole Opry.
Over the decades Jim has been a performer, songwriter, music publisher, music arranger and recording engineer who learned from some of the best in the business.
Jim now lives in Kansas, where you can also enjoy his musical talents as harmony specialist, arranger and rhythm guitar for the Diamond W Wranglers.
"Full Gallop” features a lot of music and stories about