Cold Mt. Music NPR
This must be the day to promote old time and bluegrass music on NPR. This afternoon on All Things Considered Dirk Powell and Tim O'Brien will talk about Cold Mountain and the cd Songs from the Mountain. Jamie NP Bluegrass Mandolin Extavaganza (Produced by Ronnie McCoury David Grisman)
Mother Road Playlist
Sounds from the Mother Road-4/24/99 Saturdays Noon-2pm KGLP Gallup Public Radio Fund Drive in full Swing! Anne Feeney--Look to the Left Chicken Chokers--Looking for Money Toni Price--Throw me a Bone Sam Bush--All Night Radio Gillian Welch--One More Dollar Woody Guthrie--Do-Re-Mi Riders in the Sky--Someone's Gotta Do It Robert Earl Keen--Daddy Had a Buick Bela Fleck--Sancturary Tom Russell--Haley's Comet Kiernan Kane--Greener Pastures Tim Molly O'Brien--Out in the Country Steve Earle--My Hometown Doc Richard Watson--Milk Cow Blues Emmy Lou Harris--I'll be Your San Antone Rose Strength in Numbers--Blue Men of the Sahara Tara Nevins--Over my Shoulder Bradley N. Litwin--I'll Give You to Bus Money, Honey Darrell Scott--Family Tree Hylo Brown and the Timberline--Flower blooming in the Wildwood Mark Schatz--Celtic Medley John Prine--Paradise Sarah Elizabeth Campbell--Just Out of Reach Billy Bragg Wilco--Way Over Yonder in aMiner Key Jenks Tex Carman--Samoa Stomp--Hillbilly Hula Lousie Massey--Squeeze Box Polka Spade Cooley--Yodeling Polka Tex Williams--Never Trust a Woman Leon Rausch--Tucumcari Woman Big Sandy His Fly Rite Boys--Playgirl Red Meat--Deep Water Biller Wakefield--The wandering Texan Carl Sonny Leyland--Wine, Women song Jimmy Murphy--Ramblin Heart Jack Smith the Rockabilly Planet--King of the Show Rosie Flores--59 Tweedle Dee Happy Trails, Jamie
Re: David Allen Coe
Always been partial to Long Haired Redneck, myself. But "You never even called me by my name" is a song I always associate with Coe. Jamie Jennifer Sperandeo wrote: Query: What is the song David Allen Coe is most known for? Thank you. JNS
Re: Swingin' Doors 4/1/99
Well, my copy says: Recorded by Joe Gracey at Pedernales Studio, Austin, Tx Assisted by Gabe Rhodes. Jamie Joe Gracey wrote: "Ph. Barnard" wrote: Dwight's cut is indeed outstanding, but I kinda like Willie's as well. Even though Joe Gracey's engineering credit was somehow wrongly eliminated from the booklet notes, etc. --junior You're kidding me! The bastards! Bring me the head of Kinky Friedman! I did do that session in fact, and Gabe helped me and played some guitar on it, too. -- Joe Gracey President-For-Life, Jackalope Records http://www.kimmierhodes.com
Re: Joe Williams RIP
If y'all get Fresh Air late in the day, there will be a rebroadcast of a show with Joe Williams from 1989. Jamie
Playlist--Mother Road
Sounds from the Mother Road Playlist 3/27/98 Noon-2pm KGLP Gallup Public Radio 91.7fm The Blasters/American Music Ronnie Dawson/Party Slab Junior Brown/Surf Medley Gene Vincent His Blue Caps/Dance to the Bop Wayne Hancock/Louisana Blues Joe Poovey/Ten Long Fingers Joe Ely/Fingernails Jerry Lee Lewis/Whole Lot of Shakin Going On Rosie Flores/This Ol'Honky Tonk Biller Wakefield/The Wandering Texan Jimmie Dale Gilmore/Red Chevrolet Little Sue/Down to You The Okeh Wranglers/I've Been Down that Road Before Steve Earle Del McCoury Band/Texas Eagle EmmyLou, Dolly, Linda/I Feel the Blues Moving In Rex Allen Bonnie Linder/Gonna Marry Me a Cowboy Monte Warden/Just to hear your Voice (in Studio April 6th) Kelly Willis/What I deserve Damnations Tx/Catch you Alive Powell, O'Brien, Herrmann/The Blackest Crow Skip Gorman/Cowboy Love Song Ian Tyson/La Primera The Cadillac Cowgirl with Her Backdoor Men/Truck Driver's Woman Dale Watson/Good Luck N Good Truckin Tonight Big Sandy His Fly Rite Boys/I Can't Believe I'm Saying this to you Hezekiah His House Rockers/Whoopin Blues Jimmy Lafave/Key to Highway Don Walser/Hot Rod Mercury Rex Allen/Raggin'On Mad Cat Trio/2200 Miles Happy Trails, Jamie
Re: Boot Recommendations-Austin
A couple of places (not sure if they are still around, though) Tiny's Boot Shop--East First just east of I35 Cadillac Jack's--North Lamar Allen's Boots--South Congress Jamie Erik Gerding wrote: I'm hopin' to pick up some kickers down in Austin this weekend. Anyone out there know the best place to go? Thanks, Erik Gerding Ultapolitan Records [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Reading between the lines
How about Kinky Friedman's Old Ben Lucas "had a lot of mucus coming right out of his nose he picked and picked til it made you sick but back again it grows" Jamie Tom Smith wrote: Jeff Wall wrote: Has anyone ever written a good phlegm song? How about "It's Not For Me To Say" (three times fast ...) Twang content: Robert Allen, co-author of above also penned "I Saw A Country Boy" [as well as keepers like "Whip Out Your Ukelele" and "Three D Sweetie." His collaborator, Al Stillman, wrote "Battle of the Little Big Horn," "Ciribiribin," and "Juke Box Saturday Night."] Well, you asked . . . Tom Smith
Playlist--Mother Road
Sounds from the Mother Road For Bob Wills Birthday March 6, 1905 Bob Wills and The Texas Playboy: Osage Stomp Steel Guitar Rag I'l See You In My Dreams Big Beaver Honey What You Gonna Do Brain Cloudy Rag Fat Boy Rag Bob Wills Boogie Milk Cow Blues San Antonio Rose Faded Love Tommy Morrell and The Time Warp Top Hand--Misery Leon Rausch--A Maiden's Pair Asleep at the Wheel--Jumpin at the Woodside Lyle Lovett--Blues for Dixie Jimmie Dale Gilmore --Trouble in Mind BillerWakefield--The Wandering Texan Wayne Hancock--Knocked Out Rhythm Hot Club of Cowtown--My Confession Emmylou, Dolly, Linda--I Feel the Blues Moving In Steve Earle Del McCoury Band--Long, Lonesome Highway Blues Terry Allen--Billy the Boy Chris Smither--No Love Today Diesel Doug The Long Haul Truckers--Wicked Ways Rosie Flores--'59 Tweedle Dee Sounds from the Mother Road, Saturdays Noon - 2pm on KGLP 91.7. Happy Trails, Jamie
Re: Rodney
From Gavin news: Rodney Crowell has a rockin' new record coming soon that picks up where the Cicadas left off. That's all the info given. Jamie Stuart Munro wrote: Smilin' Jim asks: Hey I'm listening to Life Is Messy, Rodney Crowell's record from 1992 and IMO one of the best of the decade. g Anyway, haven't heard from him in a while, have we? anybody know what's up with him? I know he's been producing some lately but I was wondering about his recording career. You must have been reading my mind, Jim. I did some backfilling of the Crowell catalog by picking up *Life Is Messy* and *Jewel of the South* at a going-out-of-business sale last week, and every time I play 'em, I ask the same question: why doesn't this man have a record contract? As far as I know, he's still without one, unless he's still engaged as a member of the Cicadas. Stuart Munro
Re: Book about Texas music.
Rick Koster--This is the guy that said Wayne Hancock was Butch's little brother. Be careful with this book. Check out Larry Willoughby's Texas Rhytm-Texas Rhyme, A Pictorical History of Texas Music. Also Check out the The Texas Music Bibliography put out by the Governor's office, it is on the web. Jamie np: The Pinetops vgs399 wrote: Could this be "Texas Music" written by Rick Koster? It serves the timelines and the artists you are speaking of. St. Martin's Press. Published 1998. Pretty good reading all in all. Talks about Buddy Holly. I just got "The Real Rhythm and Blues" by Hugh Gregory which spans the blues/soul years in the sixties. Quick and interesting reading and fills me in on my misguided Stax post from a few weeks ago. Oh well...memory and the best intentions do not necessarily make an informed post. Sorry about that. Always learnin', Tera -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Friday, February 19, 1999 12:34 AM Subject: Book about Texas music. I'm looking for a book about the history of Texas music, from Buddy Holly and T-Bone blues to current day. I can't remember the title, but I saw it in my local Borders store a few months ago. Predictably, it was gone the next time I went looking for it. Anyone remember it, and is it worth getting? Ron Warnick NP: Wilco, "Summer Teeth"
Re: Time line?
Hi Tom, Tom Smith wrote: Jamie Hoover wrote: I'm still trying to figure out the anti-country (any country) backlash in Gallup and one theory that was presented to me was that it wasn't actually anti-country but anti-Navajo. --Yikes. Yikes indeed. Just outta curiosity, if country is out, what's "in" instead? What I'm finding out is that the folks that tend to call this station are really against anything, music or involvement that is of a local/community nature. Strangest thing I've ever come across. Seems that many people who make a living off the Indians don't like being reminded that they're in the west. The blatant paternalism is truly offensive, especially to someone who has only lived in the west.My first day here all I heard was "well, local programming is ok as long as it isn't Country and Western" about seven people said that to me in day. The folks that don't like the west want Classical and Jazz programming,especially if it is NPR produced. Very strange indeed. Hey you are headin west aren't you? Have a great time in Alpine and Austin. Jamie
Re: Time line?
Wow! Cheryl you are my hero. I'm still trying to figure out the anti-country (any country) backlash in Gallup and one theory that was presented to me was that it wasn't actually anti-country but anti-Navajo. So not only should we discuss how working class listening to country but also now there seems to be racial component--Yikes. Jamie
Mother Road--2/13/99
Sounds from the Mother Road KGLP Gallup Public Radio Saturdays Noon-2pm Hot, Sweet and Sour Valentine's Day Show Joe Ely--Saint Valentine Charlie Feathers-Defrost Your Heart Hank Williams--Settin the Woods on Fire Christine Albert/Jimmy Lafave--Get You Alone Buddy Miller--Love Snuck Up Lucinda Williams--Passionate Kisses The Cadillac Cowgirl and her Back Door Men--Huggin and Kissin Lefty Frizzell--Always Late (with Your Kisses) Paul Burch and the WPA Ballclub--I am Here Robert Earl Keen--Night Right for Love Bruce Robison--Go to Your Heart Tish Hinojosa--Who Showed You the Way to My Heart The O'Kanes--Can't Stop My Heart from Loving You Sarah Elizabeth Campbell--Somewhere Someone's Falling in Love Allison Krauss/Jerry Douglas--I Don't Believe You Met My Baby Steve Earle/Iris Dement/Del McCoury Band--I'm Still in Love with You Jimmy LaFave--I'm Thinking of You David Bromberg--The Tennessee Waltz Kimmie Rhodes--Just One Love Ray Wylie Hubbard--Bless the Hearts of the Lonely Kelly Willis--Hole in My Heart Dwight Yoakam--Send a Message to My Heart Red Meat--The Heartache's on Me Mike Ireland and Holler--Cry Sarah Elizabeth Campbell--Love Hurts (Queen of Sad Songs) The Riptones-- Barbed Wire Scars The Flatlanders--The Heart You Left Behind Del McCoury Band--Cryin Heart Blues The Deliberate Strangers--Six Pack of Tears Jerry Jeff Walker--Jaded Lover One Riot One Ranger--I Think I'll Fall in Love One Fell Swoop--Good Heart Emmy Lou Harris--Sweet Dreams Riders in the Sky--Have I told You Lately that I love You Happy Looove Day Y'all Jamie
Re: New American Roots 2/12/9
You go--Jenni! Jennifer Sperandeo wrote: Jim Caliguiri left town and I hijacked his show...Austin wins! WHEE!!!
Re: Donald Lindley
The information I had was from lung cancer. This came from someone who had recently been traveling with him while Donald was on tour with Joe Ely. Jamie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey, Anyone happen to know when it was specifically that Lindley passed on to drummer heaven? NW
Playlist--Mother Road
Greetings from the Mother Road. Busy couple days Ralph Stanley in town on Friday and Saturday Doug Sham spent about an hour or so hanging out and talking. Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys--Brain Cloudy Blues Al Dexter and His Troopers--New Broom Boogie Tex Williams--I Lost My Gal from Memphis Asleep at the Wheel and Lyle Lovett--Blues for Dixie Don Walser--Cherokee Maiden Merle Haggard--Time Changes Everything Hot Club of Cowtown--My Confession Spade Cooley--Shame on You Pine Valley Cosmonauts--Hang Your Head in Shame Lucky Strikes--If You Could Be With Me Squirrel Nut Zippers--Memphis Exorcism Bad Livers--Shufflin to Memphis Devil in the Woodpile--Whiskey Headed Bues Asylum Street Spankers--Trippin Over You Steve James--Hadacol Boogie Geoff Muldaur--Chevrolet/Big Alice Roy Bookbinder--She did you a favor Doug Sahm in studio, thanks Joe X for several head's up on topics. Doug talked about new cd, Flaco's first trip to NYC, Mexican wrestling, Augie's health, the Gourds, Austin Yuppies, California Hippies, Texas Tornadoes, lack of good radio in many major cities, Freddy Fender's song writing, Tom Russell, his grand kids, baseball, Indian Reservations, a new Tornadoes live album, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Flaco's new cd, Jimmy Day's passing, Canadian retreats and enjoying life. Featured off the new cd SDQ '98 Goodby San Francisco-Hello Amsterdam St. Olav's Gate Get a Life Gife Back the Key to My Heart Malmo Mama On Bended Knee Louis Reil The Gourds--Magnolia Flaco Jimenez--Said and Done Ray Wylie Hubbard--Wanna Rock and Roll See y'all down the road, Jamie
Re: songs of love and hate (was Re: Hank question)
I'll take any suggestions as well for the Hot, Sweet and Sour Valentine's Day Show. Jamie Carl Abraham Zimring wrote: Some of the Hank Snow songs Don mentioned got me to thinking. Valentine's Day is coming up, and I'm doing my annual love songs and breakup songs shows in the next couple of weeks. Anyone have favorites from either camp? Depending on our library, I'm open to requests. Carl Z.
Re: Jimmy Day
Thanks Joe!
Playlist-Mother Road
Sounds from the Mother Road Saturday January 23, 1999 Noon-2pm KGLP-Gallup Public Radio Alan Rhody--The Mother Road The Blasters--American Music Butch Hancock--West Texas Waltz Kimmie Rhodes--West Texas Heaven Robert Earl Keen--Amarillo Highway Emmylou Harris--Amarillo Lyle Lovett--West Texas Highway Bob Wills--Can't Get Enough of Texas Buddy Holly--Rave On Waylon Jennings--Untitled Waltz The Flatlanders--One More Road Jimmie Dale Gilmore--Treat Me Like a Saturday Night Joe Ely--Because of the Wind Butch Hancock--Two Roads Terry Allen--Lubbock Woman Kimmie Rhodes--It'll Do Jo Carol Pierce--Secret Dan Robert Earl Keen--Levelland Jesse Taylor Tornado Ally--Last Night Joe Ely--Buildin More Fires Butch Hancock--Wind's Gonna Blow You Away Terry Allen--Thunderstorms Neon Signs Joe Ely Jo Harvey Allen--Cup of Tea Hadacol--Big Tornado Hillbilly Idol--Half Empty Johnny Cash--New Cut Road Contrypolitans--Tears'll Be Pouring The Free Radicals--Skylight Joni Harms--Belle Starr Ricky Skaggs--How Mountain Girls Can Love J.D. Crowe--My Blue Eyes You Left in Tennessee Kimmie Rhodes--Home John (for Jimmy Day) Happy Trails, Jamie
Re: Upcoming San Francisco shows of interest
Hey Jon, KGLP has given it a couple of spins already. Thowing it into the daily Music Mix. Jamie Jon Weisberger wrote: February 15: Rob Ickes @ the Freight and Salvage I'd imagine this is in connection with his new album, Slide City, which is some very nice stuff, mostly jazz, and not a trace of bluegrass. I wonder who's going to give it airplay. Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
Re: why we hate line-dancing
Hey Wynn, Didn't know you were a P2er--I think there's a whole bunch of use who have a Lone Star State of Mind. Jamie--south of Durango Wynn Harris wrote: Ummm, except in Texas, where drinking and dancing are both obligatory, preferably at the same timeg. Thank god for Texas. Amen junior! Only that's not the only reason to thank god for Texas. wynn
Re: Americana guesswork
JP Riedie wrote:
Maybe the next revolution ("the Austin takeover" is what I like to call it)
will energize
disaffected country fans AND bring in bored rock fans who can't seem to get
their heads around hip-hop.
Hey I was just talking to someone about "The Austin" connection. My
recollection is the whole Americana(tm) thang, in the beginning, was pretty
darn heavy with Texas folks and seems to have a fair share today. Maybe they
should just move the chart folks to Austin where they can be around all the
folks making music.
Jamie
NP: The Lucky Strikes "Songs and Dance"
Playlist-Mother Road
Playlist--Sounds from the Mother Road January 16, 1999 KGLP 91.7fm Gallup Public Radio Noon-2pm Saturdays Christine Albert/New Mexico/Underneath the Lone Star Sky/dos Wiley Jim Pfeiffer/Southwestern Serenade/Out of the West/Wiley Western Bryan Duckworth/Rancho Grande/Jesse Polka/Duckworth's Mood Swing/Duckaway Austin Lounge Lizards/Saguaro/Creatures from the Black Saloon/Watermelon Tom Russell/Navajo Rug/Poor Man's Dream/Dark Angel Acoustic Cats/Ruidoso Blue/The Cat's Meow/Ranch Records Sourdough Slim/There's Music in The Air Way Out West/Ridin High Singin A Song/Sourdough Slim Roy Rogers Emmy Lou Harris/Little Joe the Wrangler/Roy Roger's Tribute/BMG Harry Jackson/Little Joe the Wrangler's Sister Nell/Cowboy Songs on Folkways/Smithsonian Prickley Pair/Cowgirl Cattle Call/Cactus Dance/Rock House Riders in the Sky/How does he Yodel/Harmony Ranch/Columbia Wylie and the Wild West/Yodeling Fool/Total Yodel/Rounder Don Walser/Chime Bells/ Texas Souvenir/Sigh Sound Southwest Ian Iyson/Night Riders Lament/Old Corrals and Sagebrush/CBS Laurie Lewis Tom Rozum/Texas Girl/The Oak the Laurel/Rounder Rober Earl Keen/The Front Porch Song/The Live Album/Sugar Hill Joe Carr Alan Munde/Windy Days Dusty Skies/Windy Days Dusty Skies/Flying Fish Bob Wills/Cowboy Boogie/Hillbilly Boogie/Columbia Paul Burch WPA Ballclub/Drifting Texas Sand/Wire to Wire/Checkered Past Herb Jefferies/Cow Cow Boogie/The Bronze Buckaroo Rides Again/Warner Western Emmy Lou Harris/Rose of Cimarron/Songs of the West/Warner Bros. Don Williams/Pancho/I Turn the Page/Giant Chris Wall/Wild Bill and the Montana Kind/Any Saturday Night in Texas/Cold Springs Red Steagall The Boys in the Bunkhouse/the Old Man the Fiddle/Red Steagall/Warner Western Hot Rize/The Bravest Cowboy/Take It Home/Sugar Hill Skip Gorman/The Lonely Cowboy/Lonesome Praire Love/Rounder Norman Blake/Billy Gray/Old New/Flying Fish Don Edwards/Blue Bonnet Lane/West of Yesterday/Warner Western Dan Hicks/Cowboy Dream No.#19/Last Train to Hicksville/Blue Thumb Riders in the Sky/The Ballad of Palindrome/Palindrome/A Great Big Western Howdy/Rounder Happy Trails, Cow Patti Questions, comments please email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Playlist-Mother Road
Hey Tom, That's just about right--Billy Eckstine of the Plains. The cd has several duets including Little Texas, MM Murphy, Take 6, Sons of the San Joaquin, Rex Allen Jr. The Mills Brothers and Cleve Francis. It is jazzy but sort of fun at the same time. Certainly not historical , but does reflect the Hollywood take on the genre. By the way thanks for the xmas card and news clipping, I think I have a couple of items to send along for your files. Jamie Hoover Tom Smith wrote: Jamie Hoover wrote: Playlist--Sounds from the Mother Road Herb Jefferies/Cow Cow Boogie/The Bronze Buckaroo Rides Again/Warner Western Jamie, how's this album? I've only seen clips of Herb duking it out with outlaws and cinema scholars. I'm curious as to what he sounds like. Does he come across like the Billy Eckstine of the Plains or something else? Tom Smith
