| Route 78 West | Sunday 5/2/2004 | back |
| Show #166 Fractured Americana |
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| 01 The Blue Sky Boys,
Old Fashion Meeting-Bear Family, CD 02 Uncle Tupelo, No Depression - break 5:03 pm 03 Richard Buckner, Born Into Giving It Up-Overcoat Recordings-CD 04 Whiskeytown, House On The Hill - break 5:09 pm 05 Bob Wills, Hawaiian War Chant-Proper, CD 06 Sir Lancelot, Atomic Energy, 78 07 Bernie Kaii & His Hawaiians, Steel Guitar Boogie-Variety, LP 08 PJ & The Galaxies, Tally Ho-AVI, CD 09 Jimmy Work, Surrounded By Water and Bars-Bear Family , LP - break 5:25 pm 10 Dylan & Cash, You Are My Sunshine (Dylan & Cash Sessions) 11 Adolf Hofner & His Orchestra, Gulf Coast Special-Okeh Records, LP 12 Eddy Arnold, Rockin' Alone In An Old Rockin' Chair-Bear Family, CD 13 Dylan & Cash, Ring Of Fire - break 5:39 pm 14 Emmett Miller & His Georgia Crackers, Lovesick Blues-Okeh Records, LP (1928) 15 Commander Cody, Hot Rod Lincoln 16 New Riders Of the Purple Sage, The Glendale Train-Legacy, CD 17 Byrds, You Ain't Going Anywhere - break 5:53 pm 18 Scott Miller & The Commonwealth, Amtrak Crescent-Sugar Hill, CD 19 Farmer Boys, Flash, Crash & Thunder-Capitol, LP 20 Webb Pierce, Steeling The Mood-Krazy Kat, CD 21 Buck Owens, You're For Me-Capitol, LP 22 Arlen Sanders, Hopped Up Mustang-CD 23 The Delmore Brothers & Wayne Raney, Pan American Boogie-Bear Family, LP - break 6:13 pm 24 Scud Mountain Boys, Blue Eyed Sister 25 Blue Mountain, Soul Sister-RoadRunner, CD 26 Richmond Fontaine, The Janitor - break 6:29 pm 27 Tom Waits, Blue Sky-Manifesto, CD 28 Iron & Wine, Dead Man's Will 29 Bob Dylan, Fourth Time Around (1966) 30 Iron & Wine, Hickory-Sub Pop, CD 31 Richard Buckner, Once-MCA, CD - break 6:47 pm 32 Pyramid Electric Co, Pyramid Electric Co-Secretly Canadian, CD 33 Neil Young, Look Out Joe |
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| Notes: | Jeff
brought out some interesting tunes this evening. Traks from the Dylan/Cash
Sessions were good, but tops on my enjoyment index was Webb Pierce's instrumental,
"Steeling The Mood" with Shot Jackson on steel guitar. I also realized
again what I had not thought about recently, Buck Owens is tops with all
facets of music: great vocals, 3 dimensional arrangements and attention
catching lyrics. "The Janitor" by Richmond
Fontaine, courtesy of Comes
With A Smile, was yet another example of the "real life hard luck"
style that will take RF to the top. I will be pursuing acquisition of
Jason Molina's "Pyramid Electric Co" asap. The downer atmosphere and vocal
attitude is burning inside my gray matter. And lastly Iron & Wine
hit the spot too. Get ready for Richard Buckner, Lion's Lair, May 28th. That's it till next time. |
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