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| 01 Sheriff Tom Owen
And His Cowboys, A New Ten Gallon Hat 02 Sons Of The Soil, Automatic Mama 03 Bill Nettles, Hadacol Boogie - break 5:12 pm 04 Little Jimmy Dickens, Slow Suicide-Columbia, 33 Lp 05 Hank Williams, The Funeral-Mercury, CD - break 5:19 pm 06 Blue Sky Boys, Farther Along-Copper Creek, CD 07 Allen Brothers, A New Salty Dog-Bluebird, 78 Rpm 08 Blue Sky Boys, Willys Overland Jeeps (advertisment) 09 Blue Sky Boys, On The Sunny Side Of Life-Copper Creek, CD - break 5:30 pm 10 The Louvin Brothers, The Christian Life-Capitol, CD 11 Zach Whyte's Chocolate Beau Brummels, Tight Like That (1929) 12 Asylum Street Spankers, Monkey Rag 13 Merle Travis, So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed-Capitol, 78 Rpm - break 5:45 pm 14 Eddy Noack, Dolores 15 Wilco, (Serial Killer) I Don't Want to Walk Where He Walked - break 5:54 pm 16 Hugo Montegegro, Magnificent Seven 17 Ennio Morricone, Man With A Harmonica-RCA, CD 18 Ennio Morricone, Magnificent Seven 19 The Resonets, Surf Carnival-Big Beat, CD - break 6:10 pm 20 Elmer Berstein, Magnificent Seven - break 6:14 pm 21 The Torquetts, Side Swiped 22 Charlie Ryan & His Timberline Riders, Hot Rod Harley - break 6:20 pm 23 Eddy Bond, Law Enforement Man 24 The Byrds, Ballad Of Easy Rider-Columbia, 33 Lp 25 Greg Brown, My Home In The Sky-Red House Records, 33 Lp 26 Ernst Tubb, Headin' Down The Wrong Highway-Proper, CD 27 Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys, Hangover Tavern-Capitol, 33 Lp 28 Rex Hobart & The Misery Boys, Your Favorite Fool-Bloodshot, CD 29 Jerry Jeff Walker, Jaded Lover-MCA, 33 Lp - break 6:43 pm 30 Gillian Welch,Wrecking Ball-Acony, CD - break 6:52 pm 31 Songs:Ohia, Farewell Transmission-Secretly Canadian, CD mixed with Ramblin' Jimmie Dolan, Hot Rod Race-Capitol, CD |
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| Notes: | Both DJs were distressed
with sickness and joked about West Nile possibilities. Loki had missed two
radio shows due to touring Kansas with his circus sideshow and attending
a sideshow convention in Pennsylvania. His jones to do the radio show was
obvious. Go to CrispyFamily.com to see a scrapbook of his trip. Uncle Jeff
was especially interested in the lizard man photo. Jeff had kept the show
afloat in Loki's absence and admitted he played whatever he wanted, "just
because you (Loki) weren't here". Mystery listener "Ted" had sent yet another CD full of classic 78 tunes and was invited to come clean by joining the Route 78 West duo for a show. The playlist was all oldies through the first hour with too many highlights to list. At six p.m. an extended Spaghetti Western segment contained three different versions of the Magnificent Seven broken up by some surf tunes. For the record the original Magnificent Seven was by Elmer Berstein. The show continued with a one-of-a-kind mix of Alt-Country and Traditional Country. Thanks to mystery listener Ted for his support and musical contributions. We split asap... no post show conference due to lack of energy. Look for Pedal Steel Transmission, Sept. 20 at The Climax Lounge in Boulder. Greg Brown will be playing at the Boulder Theater Friday, December 5, 8pm. See you next week. |
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