Route 78 West Sunday 7/11/2004 back
Show #176 Tuba Riff Summer AUDIO UNAVAILABLE
 track  artist, song-label, format
  01     Jim Lauderdale, Head For The Hills-Dualtone, CD
02     Porter Wagner, Big Wheels-Bear Family, CD
03     Al Dexter & His Troopers, Down At The Roadside Inn-ASV, CD
- break 5:11 pm
04     Terri Hendrix, Jeanie's Song-Wilory Records, CD
05     Leo Kottke, Poor Boy-Private Music, CD
06     John Prine, Sabu Visits The Twin Cities Alone-Asylum, LP
07     Bruce Springsteen, Satin Doll-Great Dane, CD
- break 5:22 pm
08     Atomic 7, That Left Over Savoir Faire-Mint Records, CD
09     The Irreversible Slacks, The Big Gundown-Dancing Bear, CD
10     Jerry Jeff Walker, Jaded Lover-MCA, CD
- break 5:34 pm
11     Richmond Fontaine, Polaroid
12     Clem Snide, Better-Tractor Beam, CD
13     Lucinda Williams, Side Of The Road-Rough Trade, LP
14     Local 33, Hold Your Own (2004)
- break 5:52 pm
15     Bob Dylan, untitled
16     JJ Cale, Starbound-ABC, CD (1974)
17     Hayden Desser, Woody-Badman, CD
18     Bob Dylan, Farewell Angelina
19     Jolie Holland, Darlin Ukelele-Anti, CD
- break 6:09 pm
20     Hayden Desser, Home By Saturday-Badman, CD
21     Drive By Truckers, Tornadoes (new)
22     Wilco, The Late Greats-None Such, CD
23     Red Cloud, Kingdom Gonna Come
24     Casey Chambers, rejected song
25     Terri Hendrix, Breakdown-Wilory Records, CD
26     Casey Chambers, We're All Gonna Die Some Day
- break 6:33 pm
27     Halden Wofford & the Hi-Beams, untitled
28     Karl And Harty, Don't Let That Sweet Face Fool You-Columbia, 78
29     Roy Hogsed, So Cold, So Dead, So Soon-Bear Family, CD (from Cocaine Blues)
- break 6:45 pm
30     Bob Dylan, If You Gotta Go, Go Now (1965)
31     Atomic 7, Skynyrd-Mint Records, CD
32     JD Crowe & The New South, Rock Salt & Nails-Rounder, LP (for Brian)
33     Richmond Fontaine, Town & Country
Notes:

I'd just got back form Chicago and was fighting a little bit of "back to reality" syndrome, but documenting the show is clockwork and I was ready to get back to it. During my trip I was able to visit my favorite record store, Val's Halla, and had picked up the new Califone CD. I'd also been listening to Wilco's, "A Ghost Is Born." When traveling I load the tunes on an mp3 player and listen to them over and over. I enjoy the music while analyzing the lyrics. This trip I mainly listened to Wilco, Drive By Truckers and the Warlocks... and yeap I'm the gray haired guy in the airport shakin' his head to the beat as I listen thru headphones. All I need is some Grecian Formula and a skateboard to pass for 16. By the way I highly recommend the new Wilco CD which will make many a favorites list in 2004.

The two hours went fast and smooth... I dug the Clem Snide and new DBT traks. Tonight's theme instigated by Springsteen's, "Satin Doll."

Jim Lauderdale performs August 18th at the Boulder Theater. Jolie Holland plays Round Midnight in Boulder on the 23rd (presented by The Boulder Theatre). And then Jolie Holland plays the
Larimer Lounge on Saturday June 24th.

Post show at Tom's was relaxing as we all caught up on gossip, etc. See ya next week.


Additional Notes: Friday July 23rd, Ukulele Loki hosts "Pinstripes and Tommy Guns" at Theatre Du Quirque (2119 E 17th Ave Denver, CO ). A nineteen twenties speak-easy party. Christine Haslan will sing sexy jazz. Loki will spin music from the twenties, make wise-cracks, and regale the audience with ukulele minstrelsy. Come in vintage attire and be sure to get the password. Email: tommystripes@yahoo.com for your invitation. Doors at 8:00 p.m. - shows at 9:00 p.m. 720.394.6198

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