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| track artist, song-label, format |
| 01 The Texas Rangers,
I've Changed my Penthouse For A Pup Tent, 78 Rpm 02 The Texas Rangers, The Air Corps Of Uncle Sam, 78 Rpm - break 5:08 pm 03 Cliff Bruner & His Boys, Draftboard Blues-Proper, CD 04 Curly Kinsey & The Oklahoma Wranglers, Forget That Hitler Lives, 78 Rpm 05 The Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet, Stalin Wasn't Stallin'-Rhino, CD - break 5:18 pm 06 Jim Eans & The Shenandoah Boys, They Locked God Outside The Iron Curtain-Bear, CD 07 The Southern Sons Quartet, Praise the Lord And Pass The Ammunition-Proper, CD - break 5:29 pm 08 Floyd Tillman, This Cold War With You-Columbia, 78 Rpm 09 Texas Jim Robertson, You'll Never Be Blue In A Blue Uniform, 78 Rpm 10 Leonard Roseman, Theme From Combat-TeeVee Toons, 33 Lp 11 Del Gillman & The Bar-X Cowboys, Rotation Blues, 78 Rpm 12 Hank Williams, Rocking Chair Money-Mercury, CD - break 5:43 pm 13 Hank Penny & His Radio Cowboys, Army Blues, 78 Rpm 14 The Carter Family, Faded Coat Of Blue-JSP Records, CD 15 Norman Blake, Uncle Sam-Takoma Records, 33 Lp 16 The Band, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down-Capitol, CD - break 6:02 pm 17 Ry Cooder, Rally Around The Flag-Reprise, CD 18 David Cross, Flags 19 John Prine, Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore, Atlantic, 33 Lp 20 Theme From Branded-TeeVee Toons, 33 Lp 21 Jim Eans, I'm No Communist-Bear Family, CD - break 6:20 pm 22 The Notes, GI Blues-Bear Family, CD 23 Gene O'Quinn, Butane Blues-Capitol, 78 Rpm 24 Jean Shepard & Ferlin Husky, Dear John-Bear Family, CD 25 Jean Shepard & Ferlin Husky, Forgive Me John-Bear Family, CD - break 6:33 pm 26 Texas Jim Robertson, The Last Page Of Mein, 78 Rpm 27 Slim Gaillard Quartette, Atomic Cocktail-Rounder, 33 Lp (Atomic Cafe) 28 Sir Lancelot, Atomic Energy 29 Pete Seeger, Talking Atom-Smithsonian Folkways, CD - break 6:45 pm 30 Jimmy Wakely, There's A Star Spangled Banner, 78 Rpm 31 Patsy Montana and Her Pardners, Good Night, 78 Rpm - break 6:55 pm 32 Richard Buckner, Boys The Night Will Bury You |
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| Notes: | War
is down tempo... it's conquest and plunder. Music during war reminds us
and at the same time lets us forget about that. This show mixed tunes with
talk and left visions of tanks lined up at the German border and a waffing
breeze of the political mustard gas which flows from government buildings
as real people die in far away places. Yep, tonight Uncle Jeff, Loki and
Doc Martin had Armistice Day on their minds. A youngster, a breaded old
music man and Doc, the token veteran, huddled round the mics and spewed
their mantra while keeping a common idea clear, Thanks to all veterans.
I thought it an interesting mix of ideas. The stand out trak was The Carter
Family's, Faded Coat Of Blue. Greg Brown will be playing at the Boulder Theater Friday, December 5, 8pm. |
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