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track artist, song-label, format |
01 Paul Barton, My
Neighbor The Firefighter-GEMA, CD [for Bret] 02 Jim Lauderdale, Merle World-Dualtone, CD 03 Merle Haggard, Sing Me Back Home-Bear Family, CD [for Uncle Jeff] 04 Grateful Dead, Fire On The Mountain [outtake, for Adrian] 05 Neil Young, See The Sky About To Rain [Archives] - break 06 Lunford Brothers, Steel Guitar Wobble-Okeh, 78 (1936-37) 07 Bill Boyd's Cowboy Ramblers, Domino Rag-Bluebird, LP 08 Duff Family, Brown's Ferry Blues-Band Box, 45Rpm 09 Turner Brothers, Kentucky-Radio Artists Records-78 - break 10 Speedy West, Skiddle-De-Boo-Capitol, 78 11 Jess Hooper & His Daydreamers, All Messed Up-Meteor, 45 - break 12 Gene O'Quinn, The Devil On My Shoulder-Capitol Records, 45 13 Mack Curtis, You Ain't Treatin' Me Right-King, 78 14 Hanksaw Hawkins, Rebound-Rebound-RCA Victor, 78 15 The Country Cabin Boys, Wounded Knee Polka-Ecco Fonic, 45 - break 16 The Country Cabin Boys, Lucky's Lullabye-Ecco Fonic, 45 17 Amos Millburn & His Chicken Shackers-Drifting Blues-Aladdin, 78 18 Ray Price, Crazy Arms-Columbia , LP - break 19 Little Jimmy Dickens, When That Love Bug Bites-Columbia, 78 20 Sammy Masters, Lost Little Nickle-Ecco Fonic, 45 21 Milton Brown & His Brownies, I'm Talkin' About You-78 22 Sean Mencher, Jumpin' Track-Ecco Fonic, 45 - break 23 Claudio Tallino, Killer Adios-Dagored, CD 24 Multicast, Spanish Piece 25 Santo & Johnny, Harbor Lights-Black Tulip, CD - break 26 Fred Rose, Blues In My Mind-Columbia, 78 27 Bar-X, Hangover Blues 28 Roy Hall & His Blue Ridge Entertainers, Can You Forgive-Bluebird, 78 - break 29 Gid Tanner & His Skillet Lickers, Back Up And Push-Bluebird, 78 30 Armie Smith & The Southern Swingers, Nobody's Fault But My Own-RCA Victor, 78 31 Chuck Bowers, Pig Pen Boogie-Choice, 78 32 Big Al Downing, Down On The Farm-Roller Coaster, 45 33 Richmond Fontaine, Burned 34 Local 33, Blue Collar Work Day |
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Notes: |
"Hey Jayro & Charles. Here's a couple I'd love to hear - I'll see
if we can get a radio tuned to 1190 around 11 a.m. after the debriefing."
That was Jeff's note stuck between a pile of CDs placed near the studio
control board. He'd been out of contact for 3 days wandering through the
burned out basements hoping for a rainy coldfront. He can tell you the whole
story himself someday. Concerts. |
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