| Route 78 West | 9/17/2006 | back |
| Show #287 Rivers Are Roads Without Ditches |
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| 01 The Byrds, The
Ballad Of Easy Rider-Columbia, LP 02 Lefty Frizzell, The Darkest Moment 03 Lucindia Williams, Return Of The Grevious Angel-Almo, CD 04 Beck, Rowboat-Flipside, CD - break 10:20 am 05 David Cohen, I Like To Sleep Late In The Morning-Elektra, LP (ELK-229) 06 Hoagy Carmichael, Lazy River 07 Jim And Bob, Coffee In The Morning (And Kisses At Night)-Bluebird, 78 08 Neil Young, Cripple Creek Ferry-Reprise, LP 09 Son Volt, Tear Stained Eye-Warner, CD - break 10:35 am 10 The Band, Up On Cripple Creek-Columbia, CD (out-take) 11 The Beach Boys, Steamboat-Reprise, LP (1972) 12 Yard Dogs, St. James-Anahata Sound, CD 13 David Kaonohi And His Houlihans, In A Canoe-The Old Masters, CD - break 10:56 am 14 Blue Mountain, Blue Canoe-RoadRunner, CD 15 Ryan Adams, Carolina Rain-Lost Highway, CD 16 Gillian Welch, One Monkey-Acony, CD 17 Richard Buckner, Mile-Merge, CD (new) 18 Richmond Fontaine, untitled - break 11:22 am 19 The Blue Sky Boys, The Golden Rule-Bear Family, CD 20 Merle Haggard, Green Green Grass of Home 21 Roger Miller, Little Green Apples, Bear Family-CD 22 Halden Wofford & The Hi-Beams, Riding Sideways In The Rain (unreleased) - break 11:41 am 23 Calexico, Miras de Cobre 24 Johnny Cash, Big River-Bear Family, CD (thanks Ed) 25 Charlie Rich, Rolling With The Flow-Epic, 45 26 Richmond Fontaine, untitled - break 11:56 am 27 Fairport Convention, The Ballad Of Easy Rider-Island, LP |
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| Notes: |
I lost track of time. Incoherent with enthusiasm for a full week without
knowing it. A 9 day Seattle excursion left me strung out on merriment. Not
since waking up on a DeKalb
Greyhound Bus station bench have I been in such an interesting trip. 23
hours of driving terminated on a Green Lake culdesac and gave first glimpse
of Milkman Dan's new locality. The trip was part business for Uncle Jeff,
but all fun for me. Days spent at the Bumbershoot
Arts Festival. Nites took us into Seattle's neighborhoods... University
Hill, Ballard and Golden Garden. Milkman is the cultural instigator. He
animates the exploration of reality. His songs float in the breeze along
mechanical beats tempting animals to sing. Milkman you are on track. Thanks
for the experience. The reverse trip took routes near and to places of previous (1970s) ventures. Music, caffeine and junk food fueled the mind. Silence replayed details stored in memory and I reluctantly re-enter my reality... quick and apt. Shut off the cruise control we are home. Today's standout traks by Richmond Fontaine. Both untitled. Relaxing interludes aka Buddha Machine. Thanks Ukulele Loki and Danny for holding down the fort. See ya next week. |
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