God's Own Country

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Radio Program

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

Gospel/Country music legend Dottie Rambo died May 11,2008 as a result of injuries sustained in an early morning tour coach accident outside of Springfield Missouri,USA.

Dottie Rambo was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame last year and the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame in 2006.

Dottie Rambo published more than 2,500 songs, including gospel classics such as "He Looked Beyond My Fault and Saw My Need" and the 1982 Gospel Music Association Song of the Year, "We Shall Behold Him."

GOC host Don Taylor had the privilege of meeting Dottie in 2003, and was MC at the ICMA convention the night he welcomed Dottie to the stage.

Dottie Rambo was 74.

About God's Own Country

God's Own Country (GOC) is a syndicated 60-minute award-winning radio program featuring contemporary positive country music.

By mid 2007 GOC was heard weekly on radio stations all over Australia and around the world ( over 375 stations in 8 countries) as well as streaming on the internet.

GOC features the best positive country music by artists from all around the world and is receiving a very positive response from a growing audience of listeners.

The story of GOC is told in this article from the PowerSource magazine.

Deb Bye (Life FM, Gippsland, Vic, Australia) explores some of the background to GOC in this interview with Don.

GOC host
Don Taylor

News Flash

Don, I am SOOOOOOOOOOOOO Thrilled to hear that GOC is spreading throughout the US. You have a GREAT program that any station should be proud to air. My members LOVE to listen to GOC. Your accent catches their attention and your music catches their heart!
Wanted you to know that we're behind you here and that we're PROUD to air GOC!

Dave Cash,
Station Manager, WRMV,
Virginia, USA

Tony Gunter's
"Bushmen and Heroes"

GOC Featured Album

This is a very special album.

"The Work Of A Carpenter" by Greg McDougal has been produced for a purpose; to help Greg and his wife Diane build an allergen-free home for their family of four children, three of whom have been diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis
( A House For My Kids )
When Greg showcased in Nashville at the Inspirational Country Music Awards 2006, the exhibition hall fell quiet. People were quickly drawn to the stage area to witness the power of the artist and his songs, songs written from the heart.