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track artist, song-label, format |
01 Arthur
Smith, Mr. Stalin, You're Eating Too High On the Hog-Cowgirlboy Records,
LP 02 Hawkshaw Hawkins, Car Hoppin' Mama-RCA Victor, 78 Rpm 03 Lattie Moore, Drivin' Nails In My Coffin 04 Jim Reeves, Don't Ask Me Why-RCA, LP (CAS-583e) 05 Ted Daffan's Texans, Down Hi Lo Way-ADD, CD (for Susan) 06 Bill Nettles & His Dixie Blue Boys, She's Selling What She Used To Give Away-ADD, CD - break 10:18 am 07 Arthur Smith, Your Hooked-Cowgirlboy Records, LP 08 George Jones, Imatation Of Lovel-Mercury, CD 09 Roy Hogsed, Roll Em Dice-Bear Family, CD (1953) 10 Jesse Rodgers, Riding Down The Canyon-Cowgirlboy, LP 11 Hank Thompson, Sagebrush Shuffle-Flyright, CD (1952) - break 10:33 am 12 Richard Fariña, Bold Maurader-Electra, LP 13 Tom Rush, Panama Limited-Elektra, LP 14 Dylan, Hard Rain-Columbia, CD (Gaslight version) - break 10:57 am 15 Tom Rush, Merrimack County-Columbia, LP 16 James Taylor, Fire And Rain (Johnny Cash show) 17 Iron And Wine, Jezebel-Sub Pop, CD 18 Gary Louris, True Blue-Ryko, CD (2008) - break 11:19 am 19 The Beach Boys, Surfer Girl-Columbia, CD 20 The Hell Benders, Sabata-Double Crown, CD 21 I Cosmonauti, Hawaii Five-O-Misty Lane, 45 22 DeVotchKa, The Clockwise Witness-Anti, CD (2008) 23 I Cosmonauti, Sea Storm-Misty Lane, 45 24 Ennio Morricone, Mystic And Severe-Camden, CD (Death Rides A Horse, 1969) - break 11:40 am 25 The Hellbenders, Today We Kill Tommorow We Die-Double Crown, CD 26 Ennio Morricone, Monody For Guitar-Camden, CD (Death Rides A Horse, 1969) - break 11:51 am 27 James Blackshaw, The Cloud Of Unknowing-Tompkins Square, CD |
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Notes: |
Uncle Jeff started off on the political side with Arthur "Guitar
Boogie" Smith and quick investigation revealed Smith co-wrote the
banjo instrumental "Feudin’ Banjos" that later became
the audio icon of the film Deliverance. |
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