| Route 78 West | 1/8/2006 | back |
| Show #252 Cowboys And Medicine Shows |
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| 01 Sons of the Pioneers,
I'm An Old Cow Hand-Rhino, CD (original version) 02 The Louvin Brothers, You're Running Wild-Country Music Foundation, LP 03 Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, Bring It On Down-Columbia, LP 04 Arthur Smith, Drifting And Dreaming-Relaxed Rabbit Records-LP 05 Jimmy Wakely, Under The Anheuser Bush-Capitol, LP 06 Fiddlin' John Carson and His Virginia Reelers, Gonna Swing On The Golden Gate-Old Hat, CD - break 10:20 am 07 Foy Willing, Telways Radio Transcription, Show #20 (1947) 08 Hank Thompson and The Brazos Valley Boys, Annie Over-Capitol, LP (Frontier Days, 1962) 09 Ted Daffan, Too Late, Little Girl, Too Late-Cattle Compact 247, CD 10 Jimmie Rodgers, Any Old Time-AVS, CD 11 Henry Thomas, Railroading Some-Old Hat, CD (1929) - break 10:51 am 12 Green on Red, Honest Man-PolyGram, LP 13 Slaid Cleaves, Horseshoe Lounge-CD 14 Gram Lindsey, No Way Out But Down-Bloodshot, CD (For A Decade Of Sin) 15 Gillian Welch, Manic Deprection-CD (rare) 16 Richmond Fontaine, Larimie Wyoming (rare) 17 Greg Brown, My Home In The Sky-Red House Records, LP (RIP Teri) - break 11:16 am 18 Calexico, Humano-Our Soil Our Strength, CD (Aerocalexico, limited edition) 19 Ennio Morricone, Farewell To Cheyenne-BMG, CD 20 Ted Sturgeon, Salamanca-CD 21 Charlie Schmidt, The Slavic Mountain-CD 22 Tom Rush, Rockport Sunday-Electra 74018, LP (1965) - break 11:43 am 23 David Bromberg, Dehlia-Columbia, LP 24 Drive By-Truckers, Margo and Harold-New West, CD 25 Red Cloud, Green Grocer, Not Bad World Industries, CD |
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| Notes: |
Today I recognized a few new labels in the mix. Relaxed Rabbit, Old Hat,
Cattle Compact, Red House... all "new to the show" material. While
you're riding the bus to the office Uncle Jeff is searching the internet,
used bins and box sets looking for what fits. That's his passion along with
late-night jam sessions, movies and pictograph canoe trips. He's not one
to enjoy the obvious. Jeff's bag is spotting "what's to be" before
it's anything. He wants to see a band before they're big-time. He is just
a natural at it. Uncle Jeff wants to be living on the ground floor of what's
to be. I didn't plan on this turning into an impromptu cut and paste reference
for Jeff's resume... it just happened. You might of vaguely recognized tidbits of the Deadman soundtrack behind Jeff's SxSW endorsements. Yep, you did. How long did it take you to notice the Appalachian "Manic Depression" by Gillian Welch? It's all one big test and Jeff is your guru. Charlie Schmidt's, "The Slavic Mountain" is today's hot trak. Stay tuned for true stories from Jay's past. See you next week. |
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