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| track artist, song-label, format |
| 01 Texas Boogie, Paul
Howard and His Arkansas Cotton Pickers-Westside, CD 02 Esmereldy and Her Lovely Band, Slap Her Down Again Paw-CD - break 1 03 Bill & Jim Boyd, Pass The Turnip Greens-Bronco, CD 04 The Louvin brothers, In the Pines-Rounder, 33Lp 05 Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys, Big Beaver-MP3 - break 2 06 Joni Harms, West Texas Waltz-CD 07 Gillian Welch, Everything is Free-Acony, CD 08 The Delmore Brothers, My Smokey Mountain Gal-Old Homestead Records, CD 1931 - break 3 09 Louvin Brothers, God Bless Her Cause She's My Mother-Copper Creek, CD 10 Boots Woodall & His Radio Wranglers, Since You've Been Gone-Westside, CD 11 The Jayhawks, Blue-Official Jayhawks Bootleg, CD - break 4 12 The Modern Mountaineers, You Got To Know How To Truck and Swing-Arhoolie, 33Lp 13 Jimmie Widener, Shuffle Town-Westside, CD 14 Halden Wofford & The Hi Beams, Long Gone-CD - break 5 15 Jimmy Revard & His Oklahoma Playboys-Arhoolie, 33Lp, 1937 16 "T" Texas Tyler, What A Friend We Have In Jesus-King, CD - break 6 17 3220 Jug Band, Waiting for the Light to Shine-MP3 18 The Kinks, People Take Pictures Of Each Other-Reprise, CD - break 7 19 The Bambi Molesters, Gun For Ringo-Dancing Bear, CD 20 Slacktone, Avalon Slip-Go Boy, CD 21 Ted Sturgeon, 'Cid Western-CD 22 Challengers, Apache-Creshendo, 33Lp - break 8 23 Lynyrd Skynyrd, Call Me The Breeze-Promo CD 24 Muddy Waters, I'm Ready-Chess Records, 33Lp - break 9 25 Swervedriver, Last Train to Satansville-A&M, Promo CD (edit up) 26 Minute Men, Doctor Woo-SST, 33Lp 27 Pollo Del Mar, Navajo Joe-Dancing Bear, CD 28 The Left Banke, Desiree-Mercury, CD - break 10 29 Kinski, Semphore-Larimer Lounge |
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| Notes: | Jeff started off the Easter
show with a cut from the CD Shuffle Town which had just come in the mail
the previous day. Shuffle Town is a bunch of 40's Western Swing brought
together on a single CD by England's Westside Recording. Unfortunately their
web site is not functioning or there'd be a link. Loki arrived a few minutes
late, but did have a note from his clergymen. He promptly got into the headphones...
right on top of his well worn straw hat. His spring enthusiasm was apparent
and brought a smile to Uncle Jeff who, no doubt, was tired of doing the
show solo for about a month. Besides Shuffle Town Uncle Jeff had received
a compilation disc from anonymous "Ted" which contained various
persuasions of honky tonk, surf, swing and the barstool. The third highlight
of the show, surf CD Avalon, by Slacktone, commanded a number of listener
calls. Background music by The Shadows. Get your piggy bank out next week for the annual Spring Marathon (April 24-May 2). |
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