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Cody, Down To Seeds & Stems Again Blues (rare) 02 Foy Willing, Detour-78 03 Webb Pierce, Drifting Texas Sands-Krazy Kat, CD - break 10:13 am 04 Carl And Hardy, Why Do Girls Wear Britches-78 05 Brother Bones & His Shadows, Sweet Georgia Brown-78 Rpm (1929) - break 10:21 am 06 Cactus Pryor And His Pricklypears, Cry Of A Dying Duck In A Thunderstorm-4 Star, 78 07 Slaid Cleaves, Horseshoe Lounge-CD 08 The Detrailers, Country A-Go-Go-Sony, CD - break 10:33 am 09 Hank Williams III, Country Heros-Bruc, CD - break 10:37 am 10 Onie Wheeler, Jump Right Out Of This Jukebox-Bear Family, CD (for Sven) 11 Rodger Miller, Swiss Maiden-Bear Family, CD 12 Lefty Frizzell, Saginaw Michigan-Bear Family Records, CD - break 10:45 am 13 The Derailers, All The Rage In Paris-Sony, CD 14 The Byrds, Positively 4th Street (rare) - break 10:57 am 15 Oakley Hall, Having Fun Again (rare) 16 Jordan Chassan, Wound Up Way Too Tight-Strong, CD - break 11:10 am 17 Hot Rod Hades 18 Little Jimmy Boyd, Playmates-Columbia, 78 (4007) - break 11:10 am 19 Hugo Montegegro, The Good, The Bad And The Ugly-RCA, LP 20 Eddy Arnold, May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You - break 11:24 am 21 Calexico, Ballad of Cabell Hagen (rare French) - break 11:30 am 22 Sentinels, Latin Surf-GNP Crescendo Records, LP 23 Astro Boy Sample 24 Calexico - break 11:35 am 25 Gene Clark, Misty Morning-A&M, LP 26 Oakley Hall, Bury My Burden (rare) - break 11:45 am 27 Sandman, The Radio Works Fine- Lone-R Records, CD 28 Jefferson Airplane, White Rabbit (rare) - break 11:54 am 29 Steve Earle, The Revolution Starts Now-Artemis, CD |
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Route 78 West is happy to have got 71 watts during today's show. Thanks
to all our listeners for supporting 1190, The AM Revolution. If you didn't
get your pledge in today you can still donate by calling 303-735-ROCK or
contribute
online. Field Report: Caught Oakley Hall at the Larimer Lounge this past Monday and witnessed a memorable show. Oakley Hall's countrified trance pulsed through an hour of tunes from their latest 2 CD's, plus a few new songs. Harmonizing vocals coupled with first rate and at times medicinally raw instrumentation jogged my mind toward decaying Allman Brother's riffs on Volk's Tap jukebox, circa 1979, La Salle, Illinois.Lovely memories of cold beer conversations in hot summer evenings under the belt driven ceiling fans.Euphoric laments brought the small Larimer Lounge crowd close to the stage for a close up of Pat Sullivan's new-found sound. I enjoyed close contact with the performance and conversation with Rachel Cox. In another year's time the crowds will know of what I already consider a lustrous musical experience. Thanks to everyone who pledged. See ya next time. |
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