Route 78 West

Sunday 3/14/2004

Show #159 Child With A Bootleg

	HOUR 1

	HOUR 2

track artist, song-label, format

01     Carl Perkins, Under Control-Barklog , CD
02     Gram Lindsey, I Won't Let You Down-Catamount, CD
03     Bob Dylan, Billy
- break 5:13 pm
04     The Tune Wranglers, Solita-78 (1937)
05     Jimmy Revard & His Oklahoma Boys, Spanish Medley of Waltzs-Bluebird, 78
06     Miller Presley & The Presleys, Denomination-Barklog, CD
- break 5:24 pm
07     Peter Tonks, Ghost Story-Cowtown, CD
08     Gram Lindsey, Dead Man's Waltz-Catamount, CD
09     Bob Dylan, I'll Keep It With Mine-LP
- break 5:37 pm
10     Devotchka, La Llorrona-Cicero, CD
11     The Shadows, Perfidia-Scamp, CD (1963)
- break 5:45 pm
12     Slacktone, Into The Blue Sparkle-Go Boy, CD
13     Dusty Owens, Hey Honey-Barklog, CD
- break 5:55 pm
14     Larry Good, Pick Up Yor Hammer-Barklog, CD (for Ray)
15     Jim Eanes, I'm No Communist-Bear Family, CD
16     Ford Nix & The Moonshiners, Nine times Out Of Ten-Barklog, CD
17     Arthur Smith, Mr. Stalin You're Eatin' Too High On The Hog-CowGirlBoy, CD
18     Little Jimmy Dickens, If It Ain't One Thing It's Another-CD
- break 6:09 pm
19     PJ & Artie, Mariah-AVI, CD
20     Flavornaughts, Mexican Rave-Shadow Records, CD
21     Ted Sturgeon, Salamaca-CD
22     Calexico, Dub Latina-CD
- break 6:22 pm
23     Sianspheric, Beneath The Ocean-Sonic Union, CD
24     Red Cloud, Town Without A Name, Mp3
25     Drive By Truckers, Sounds Better In The Song, CD
26     Richard Buckner, Once (1999) - break 6:47 pm
27     Richard Thompson, Calvary Cross-Island, CD

Notes:

Uncle Jeff got his kicks from Country Hicks volumes 4 & 5 tonight. Early in the show "Denomination" caught my attention with its primative percussion, lively guitar licks and twangy gospel harmonies. I also enjoyed the south of the border sound of traks 19 through 22... very nice touch.

The phone lit up quite a bit tonight. One caller commented, "I don't like country, but I like your show." I'm telling you man, it's the trak selections that makes this show go.

"Town Without A Name" by Red Cloud caught my ear with a relaxing tempo and a deep lead vocal. I know how Jeff hates playing Mp3's, but I agree that the quality took second to getting air time for this up and rising local band which recently played the Larimer Lounge with Richmond Fontaine.

As I listen to a recording of this show I am enjoying the final 5 song set. Soothing sounds behind incredible vocals delivering meaningful lyrics can refresh a weary, old soul.

Iron & Wine will perform April 2nd at the Larimer Lounge. Gram Lindsey (Dylan-like) has an up-coming engagement at the Larimier Lounge... stay tuned for more info.

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