8 W.Va. Sites Added To National Register Of Historic Places
Eight historic sites across West Virginia have been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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Listen: Dailey & Vincent on Mountain Stage
Dailey & Vincent’s song “More Than a Name on a Wall” is what Larry Groce calls “one of the most patriotic songs ever performed on Mountain Stage.” A beloved favorite for long time fans of Dailey & Vincent, “More Than a Name on a Wall” is for those who have lost loved ones who “died for God and Country in a place so far away.”
It was included in their 2008 self-titled debut release.
You can hear the entire set from Dailey & Vincent, plus sets from Molly Tuttle, The Sweetback Sisters, Richie and Rosie, and Western Centuries, on this week’s encore broadcast of Mountain Stage. Find a station in your area and be sure to subscribe to the podcast
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