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| track artist, song-label, format |
| 01 Hank Thompson,
Wild Side of Life-Bear Family Records, CD 02 John Prine, Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore Atlantic, LP 03 Bob Dylan, John Birch Society Blues 04 Jim Eans & the Shenandoah Valley Boys They Locked God Outside the Iron Curtain Bear Family Records, CD 05 Richard Buckner, Boy's the Night Will Bury You-Blackeyed Pig, CD 06 Giles-Giles-Frip, Tremelo study in A minor (Spanish Suite)-Mister E, CD 07 Adolph Hofner, Alamo Rag-Arhoolie, CD 08 Calexico, The El Burro Song 09 Gene Clark, Spanish Guitar-A&M, LP (1974) 10 Adolph Hofner, Maria Elena-Arhoolie, CD 11 Fleetwood Mac, Oh Well-Reprise, LP 12 Death Valley, Surfista Jam-Linguini Records (Austin, Tx), CD 13 Hedwig, Sugar Daddy-Atlantic, CD (Agent Loki request) 14 Fred Eaglesmith, Time to Get a Gun-Razor & Tie-CD 15 Johnny Cash, Don't Take Your Guns to Town-Columbia, LP 16 Jay Farrar, Greenwich Time-Artemis, CD 17 Eddy Arnold, I Really Don't Want to Know-RCA, CD 18 Betty Cody, I Really Want to You to Know-Bear Family Records, CD 19 Marty Robbins, Meet Me Tonight in Laredo 20 Lefty Frizzell, Long Black Veil-Bear Family Records, CD 21 Marijohn Wilkin, My Long Black Veil-Bear Family Records, CD 22 Texas Tyler, Blessed Jesus Hold My Hand-King, CD 23 Halden Wofford, Jambalaya 24 Goldy Hill, I'm Yvonne (from the bayou)-Bear Family Records, CD 25 Hank Williams, No No Joe-Mercury, CD 26 The Denver Gentlemen, The Lord He Speak To, CD 27 Circus Contraption, March in A minor, CD 28 Bad Livers, Turpentine Willie-45 Rpm 29 Fred Eaglesmith, Alcohol & Pills-Razor & Tie Records, CD 30 Death Valley, Barkie-Linguini Records, CD 31 The Critters, Mr. Dieingly Sad |
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| Notes: | Rants of "Free speech
reins supreme" and "No vote = no right to whine" were perhaps
the result of the continuous bombardment of this week's election ads perpetrated
upon Uncle Jeff and Agent Loki. It was clear the hairs were standing up
straight and fostered an abundance of political overtones early in tonight's
show. "First it was commies, now it's Arabs... we like it more when
it's aliens". (from outer space) The spanish guitar half of the song "Oh Well" by Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac) is one of Jeff's favorite instrumentals. There was a theme here but it got lost... Uncle Jeff got a fancy new Spanish guitar made in Paracho, Mexico. Gene Clark's "Spanish Guitar" followed. Gene was one of the original Byrds, but quit because he hated the touring... he wouldn't fly, so took the bus instead. Jeff attempted a ukulele duet with Johnny Cash, which prompted Loki to play some circus music. This show was like a yeast culture... we start out right and then just let it grow. Uncle Jeff's mouth fell open when Loki insisted that a Herb Albert ban be implemented immediately. No post show activities... we all went home asap. |
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