Hey All,
A number of you have been kind enough to send along good songs about dogs. I'll put the show together very soon. Thanks for the music.
If you didn't catch it, Weekend Edition did a great interview this past weekend with James McMurtry. He plays a couple songs...good stuff. Here's the link.
The playlist for the 25th...
1) Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver; I'm Riding High on the Wings of Love; Gospel Radio Gems
2) Hayes Carll; Good Friends; Little Rock
3) Rodney Crowell; Say You Love Me; The Outsider
4) Stacey Earle & Mark Stuart; Up in Annie's Room; S & M Communion Bread
5) John Prine; My Old Man; Tribute to Steve Goodman
6) Lucinda Williams; Mama You Sweet; West
7) Loudon Wainwright; I'm Not Gonna Cry; Last Man on Earth
8) Dirt in the Whiskey; Coming Home; Dirt in the Whiskey
9) Dirt in the Whiskey; Democracy is Dangerous; Dirt in the Whiskey
10) Peter Cooper; Ol' Strom; The Other Side: Music From East Nashville
11) Claire Small; Rewind: The Other Side: Music From East Nashville
12) Alejandro Escovedo; Five Hearts Breaking; Gravity
13) The Flatlanders; See the Way; Wheels of Fortune
14) Radney Foster & Roger Creager; Lukenbach, TX; Lonesome, On'ry, and Mean: A Tribute to Waylon Jennings
Sunday, February 25, 2007
Sunday, February 18, 2007
February 18th, 2007
Hey All,
As mentioned on today's program, the ShuffleFunction folks are interviewing This American Life's Ira Glass right around 7:20 am on Monday, February 19th. Hope you'll tune in.
The playlist for the 18th went like this...
1) Norman Blake; Church Street Blues; Old Ties
2) Dirt in the Whiskey; Democracy is Dangerous; Dirt in the Whiskey
3) Marty Zeller; East Side Boys; Born Under
4) Dave Alvin; Ol' 55; Step Right Up: The Songs of Tom Waits
A few songs from Tom Russell's Borderland
5) Touch of Evil
6) Down the Rio Grande
7) When Sinatra Played Juarez
8) Kim Richey; First Light; A Case for Case: A Tribute to the Songs of Peter Case
9) Warren Zevon; Mutineer; Mutineer
10) Pete Yorn; Splendid Isolation; Enjoy Every Sandwich
11) Bruce Springsteen; Eyes on the Prize; We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions
12) Bob Dylan; Someday Baby; Modern Times
13) Guy Clark; Walkin' Man; Workbench Songs
As mentioned on today's program, the ShuffleFunction folks are interviewing This American Life's Ira Glass right around 7:20 am on Monday, February 19th. Hope you'll tune in.
The playlist for the 18th went like this...
1) Norman Blake; Church Street Blues; Old Ties
2) Dirt in the Whiskey; Democracy is Dangerous; Dirt in the Whiskey
3) Marty Zeller; East Side Boys; Born Under
4) Dave Alvin; Ol' 55; Step Right Up: The Songs of Tom Waits
A few songs from Tom Russell's Borderland
5) Touch of Evil
6) Down the Rio Grande
7) When Sinatra Played Juarez
8) Kim Richey; First Light; A Case for Case: A Tribute to the Songs of Peter Case
9) Warren Zevon; Mutineer; Mutineer
10) Pete Yorn; Splendid Isolation; Enjoy Every Sandwich
11) Bruce Springsteen; Eyes on the Prize; We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions
12) Bob Dylan; Someday Baby; Modern Times
13) Guy Clark; Walkin' Man; Workbench Songs
Sunday, February 11, 2007
Feb. 11th, 2007
Hey All,
Please remember to email if you know good songs about dogs. listentoyourfolks@hotmail.com I played four on today's show and am hoping for an entire canine morning one of these days.
Today's Star and Tribune has a nice story on Saint Paul's Red House Records
The playlist for the 11th went like this...
1) Stan Rogers; It All Fades Away; From Coffee House to Concert Hall
2) Norman Blake; Fifty Miles of Elbow Room; Old Ties
3) Last Train Home; Hendersonville; Bound Away
4) Tom Russell & Nanci Griffith; Bus Station; Modern Art
5) John Langford & Sally Timms; Broken Bottle; Por Vida: A Tribute to the Songs of Alejandro Escovedo
6) Will Kimbrough; Less Polite; Americanitis
The dog set...
7) Neil Young; Old King; Harvest Moon
8) Todd Burge; The Good Dog; Hip About Time
9) Fred Eaglesmith; He's a Good Dog; Ralph's Last Show
10) Chris Smither; Get a Better One; Drive You Home Again
11) Bruce Springsteen; Devils and Dust; Devils and Dust
12) Todd Snider; You Got Away With It; The Devil You Know
13) Arlo Guthrie; All Over the World; Tribute to Steve Goodman
14) David Amram; The Water is Wide; Tribute to Steve Goodman
15) Bryan Sutton; Give Me the Roses; Not Too Far From the Tree
Please remember to email if you know good songs about dogs. listentoyourfolks@hotmail.com I played four on today's show and am hoping for an entire canine morning one of these days.
Today's Star and Tribune has a nice story on Saint Paul's Red House Records
The playlist for the 11th went like this...
1) Stan Rogers; It All Fades Away; From Coffee House to Concert Hall
2) Norman Blake; Fifty Miles of Elbow Room; Old Ties
3) Last Train Home; Hendersonville; Bound Away
4) Tom Russell & Nanci Griffith; Bus Station; Modern Art
5) John Langford & Sally Timms; Broken Bottle; Por Vida: A Tribute to the Songs of Alejandro Escovedo
6) Will Kimbrough; Less Polite; Americanitis
The dog set...
7) Neil Young; Old King; Harvest Moon
8) Todd Burge; The Good Dog; Hip About Time
9) Fred Eaglesmith; He's a Good Dog; Ralph's Last Show
10) Chris Smither; Get a Better One; Drive You Home Again
11) Bruce Springsteen; Devils and Dust; Devils and Dust
12) Todd Snider; You Got Away With It; The Devil You Know
13) Arlo Guthrie; All Over the World; Tribute to Steve Goodman
14) David Amram; The Water is Wide; Tribute to Steve Goodman
15) Bryan Sutton; Give Me the Roses; Not Too Far From the Tree
Monday, February 05, 2007
February 4th
Hey All,
This week's show was a repeat (an "encore presentation" as the big shots call it)...if you heard anything you want to know more about, send me an email at listentoyourfolks@hotmail.com I'll do my best to find the old playlist if it exists.
I didn't get to a new show last week because I was down at Duke University's Center for Documentary Studies. This place is awfully darn good...folks from all walks of life take courses down there. If you've ever been interested in making some radio, check them out. Don't let the Duke name scare ya...I'm certain I could never have gotten into Duke, but they're more than willing to teach me how to make radio.
I'll be back next week with some good new stuff...
Dave
This week's show was a repeat (an "encore presentation" as the big shots call it)...if you heard anything you want to know more about, send me an email at listentoyourfolks@hotmail.com I'll do my best to find the old playlist if it exists.
I didn't get to a new show last week because I was down at Duke University's Center for Documentary Studies. This place is awfully darn good...folks from all walks of life take courses down there. If you've ever been interested in making some radio, check them out. Don't let the Duke name scare ya...I'm certain I could never have gotten into Duke, but they're more than willing to teach me how to make radio.
I'll be back next week with some good new stuff...
Dave
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