Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night #30
Howdy, And welcome to another exciting playlist... Sure reading a playlist isn't everybody's idea of fun, but some folks seem to enjoy it. Some scan the list in a hurry looking for their band's latest release, others look for ideas when putting together their own shows, and some (I suppose) just read and hum along recreating the magic of the actual event in their head...kind of like my old Strat-o-Matic baseball game. At any rate, as usual, I offer up this sacrificial playlist to keep everyone up to date on what I'm up to when I'm volunteering my services in the nearly mythical WDVX camper. By far, this week featured the most off the wall request I've ever received. The song itself wasn't out of the ordinary-- "Doin' My Time" by Flatt and Scruggs -- but, the location of the caller was. This particular request was called in at the end of show by one of the air traffic controllers at Knoxville's airport. Seems the folks helping the big planes take off and land at McGhee Tyson enjoy pumping the sounds of Tennessee Saturday Night into the control tower. So, if you're ever landing in Knoxville and wonder why your plane seems to be coming in unusually fast...consider the soundtrack the control tower is using to set the mood. That being said, here's what made the radar screen this week. Contact information, as usual, follows. Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #30 -- 6 PM to 9 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- April 24, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley w/The Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Ed Scales in the Sunset -- Eddie and Martha Adcock -- Talk to Your Heart -- CMH South -- Spade Cooley the Western Swing Dance Gang -- Shame on You -- Bloodshot Revival/Soundies Shine, Shave, Shower -- Lefty Frizell -- Look What Thoughts Will Do -- Columbia Little Lisa -- Wayne Hancock -- That's What Daddy Wants -- Ark21 Take It Away Leon -- Leon McAuliffe His Western Swing Band -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia That's What Daddy Wants -- Wayne Hancock -- That's What Daddy Wants -- Ark21 Who's Gonna Mow Your Grass -- Buck Owens -- The Very Best of Buck Owens, Vol. 1 -- Rhino Root Beer -- George Jones -- She Thinks I Still Care -- Razor Tie Detroit City -- Bobby Bare -- The Essential Bobby Bare -- RCA Sheik of Araby -- Cluster Pluckers -- Just Pluck It -- (Independent) Any Old Time -- Jimmie Rodgers -- The Singing Brakeman -- Bear Family When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again -- Wiley Walker Gene Sullivan -- Columbia Country Classics -- Columbia George Jones (Has Never Sung About My Girl) -- Slim Chance the Convicts -- Bubbapalooza, Vol. 1 -- Sky Drink My Wife Away -- David Allan Coe -- Recommended for Airplay -- Lucky Dog Read 'Em and Weep -- Junior Brown -- Long Walk Back -- Curb Just Like Two Drops of Water -- Cornell Hurd Band -- Texas Fruit Shack -- Behemoth Sal's Got a Sugar Lip -- Johnny Horton -- America Remembers Johnny Horton -- TeeVee Norman in the Woodland -- Jason Carter -- On the Move -- Rounder Columbus Stockade Blues -- Doc Richard Watson -- Third Generation Blues -- Sugar Hill Cowboy Man -- Lyle Lovett -- Lyle Lovett -- Curb/MCA Gonna Marry Me a Cowboy -- Rex Allen -- The Last of the Great Singing Cowboys -- Bloodshot Revival/Soundies I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart -- Patsy Montana the Prairie Ramblers -- Columbia Country Classics -- Columbia Be With Me -- James McMurtry -- It Had to Happen -- Sugar Hill Family Tree -- Darrell Scott -- Family Tree -- Sugar Hill Paradise -- John Prine -- John Prine -- Atlantic The Way We Make a Broken Heart -- John Hiatt w/Rosanne Cash -- The Best of John Hiatt -- Capitol Almost Persuaded -- David Houston -- Super Hits of the 60s -- Epic Highway 40 Blues -- Ricky Skaggs -- Country Gentleman -- Epic Waymore's Blues -- Waylon Jennings -- The Essential Waylon Jennings -- RCA The Real Mr. Heartache -- Johnny Paycheck -- The Real Mr. Heartache -- CMF Don't Worry -- Marty Robbins -- A Lifetime of Song -- Columbia Heartaches by the Number -- Ray Price -- The Essential Ray Price -- Columbia The Jet Set -- George Jones Tammy Wynette -- Super Hits -- Epic My Wedding Ring -- Jean Shepard -- Honky-Tonk Heroine -- CMF T and J Waltz -- Hot Club of Cowtown -- Swingin' Stampede -- Hightone Little Sadie -- The Sadies -- Precious Moments -- Bloodshot Midnight Ramble -- Speedy West Jimmy Bryant -- Stratosphere Boogie -- Razor Tie Across the Alley from the Alamo -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts w/Robbie Fulks -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot Georgia Boogie -- Curley Williams His Georgia Peach Pickers -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia Honey Song -- Spade Cooley the Western Swing Dance Gang -- Shame on You -- Bloodshot Revival/Soundies Mr. Lonesome -- Heather Myles -- Highways and Honky Tonks -- Rounder Bears -- Lyle Lovett -- Step Inside This House -- Curb/MCA Whiskey in the Jar -- Hazeldine -- Orphans -- All Swoll Memories of You -- Bill Monroe Doc Watson -- Live Duet Recordings -- Smithsonian Folk
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night #29
Howdy, There was a technical difficulty in airing the WDVX Bluegrass Breakdown and Dogwood Jam live on the radio Saturday. So, TSN went on the air on its regular schedule after all. It's a shame, since the listeners at home missed a great live concert (even if the weather was a bit iffy at times on Saturday). In other news, the station is gearing up for its spring fund drive, so keep your eyes open for announcement from me regarding other spring concerts and the May campout and jam outside the WDVX trailer. At any rate, here's this week's "Dogwood Winter" edition of Tennessee Saturday Night. As you will be able to deduce, I was in something of a singer-songwriter mood this Saturday. Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #29 -- 6 PM to 9 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- April 17, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley w/the Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Coat of Many Colors -- Dolly Parton -- The Essential Dolly Parton, Vol. 2 -- RCA (4/17-18@Dollywood) City Lights -- Ray Price -- The Essential Ray Price -- Columbia Ruby -- Cousin Emmy Her Kinfolk -- From the Vaults: Decca Country Classics -- MCA One Is a Lonely Number -- George Jones -- Truckin' On -- Starday Gypsy Moon -- The Seldom Scene -- 20th Anniversary Collection -- Sugar Hill Casey, Illinois -- Erica Wheeler -- Three Wishes -- Signature Sounds Drink Canada Dry -- David Allan Coe -- Recommended for Airplay -- Lucky Dog Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way -- Waylon Jennings -- The Essential Waylon Jennings -- RCA Call of the Wild -- Chris LeDoux -- Rodeo Rock and Roll Collection -- Capitol (4/22@Cotton-Eyed Joe) Red Bird -- Hot Club of Cowtown -- Swingin' Stampede -- Hightone Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! -- Johnny Bond His Red River Valley Boys -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia Trouble in Mind -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts w/Jimmie Dale Gilmore -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot Pig in a Pen -- Ricky Skaggs -- Ancient Tones -- Ceili Letting Go of You Is Surely Killing Me -- Dale Ann Bradley -- Old Southern Porches -- Pinecastle City of Stone -- Del McCoury Band -- The Family -- Ceili Careless Love -- J.D. Crowe the New South -- Come On Down to My World -- Rounder (5/1@Box Car Binion Festival) 22 Miles to Bristol -- Greg Trooper -- Popular Demons -- Koch Faster Horses -- Tom T. Hall -- The Hits -- Mercury The Ballad of Thunder Road -- R.B. Morris -- Take That Ride -- Oh Boy Family Tree -- Darrell Scott -- Family Tree -- Sugar Hill When There's No One Around -- Tim O'Brien -- When There's No One Around -- Sugar Hill Barroom Girls -- Gillian Welch -- Revival -- Almo Closing Time -- Lyle Lovett -- Lyle Lovett -- Curb/MCA The Carroll County Accident -- Porter Wagoner -- Essential Porter Wagoner -- RCA Cry, Cry, Cry -- Johnny Cash -- Get Rhythm -- Classic Country Couples Only -- Wynn Stewart -- California Country -- AVI Stand By Your Man -- Tammy Wynette -- 20 Greatest Hits -- TeeVee I've Got a Tiger by the Tail -- Buck Owens -- The Very Best of Buck Owens, Vol. 1 -- Rhino Jolene -- Dolly Parton -- The Essential Dolly Parton, Vol. 2 -- RCA Always Late -- Lefty Frizzell -- Look What Thoughts Will Do -- Columbia Back in the Swing of Things -- Vern Gosdin -- The Voice -- BTM Just Like Two Drops of Water -- Cornell Hurd Band -- Texas Fruit Shack -- Behemoth Your Red Wagon -- Paul Burch the WPA Ballclub -- Pan-American Flash -- Checkered Past Let's Invite Them Over -- George Jones w/Melba Montgomery -- She Thinks I Still Care -- Razor Tie Divorce Me C.O.D. -- Merle Travis -- The Best of Merle Travis -- Rhino Act Like a Married Man -- Jean Shepard -- Honky-Tonk Heroine -- CMF Put It Off Until Tomorrow -- Bill Phillips -- From the Vaults: Decca Country Classics -- MCA Evil On Your Mind -- Jan Howard -- From the Vaults: Decca Country Classics -- MCA Misty Blue -- Wilma Burgess -- -- From the Vaults: Decca Country Classics -- MCA There Goes My Everything -- Jack Greene -- From the Vaults: Decca Country Classics -- MCA She's Hot to Go -- Lyle Lovett -- Pontiac -- Curb/MCA If I Had Someone Else -- Hot Club of Cowtown -- Swining' Stampede -- Hightone Colonel Josh's B.B.Q. -- Asylum Street Spankers -- Hot Lunch -- Cold Spring I Never Picked Cotton -- Johnny Cash -- Unchained -- American Four Cent Cotton -- The Freight Hoppers -- Where'd You Come From, Where'd You Go -- Rounder Cotton-Eyed Joe -- Bill Monroe the Bluegrass Boys -- Off the Record, Vol. 1 -- Smithsonian Folkways Your Secret's Safe with Me -- Jamie Hartford -- What About Yes -- Paladin Bluebell -- Greg Trooper -- Popular Demons -- Koch Lazarus Dies Again -- Darrell Scott -- Family Tree -- Sugar Hill Soda and Salt -- James McMurtry -- Walk Between the Raindrops -- Sugar Hill Soldier's Last Letter -- Merle Haggard -- The Capitol Collectors Series -- Capitol One Dyin' and a Buryin' -- Roger Miller -- The King of the Road -- Bear Family ...and that's another Tennessee Saturday Night. As always, I can be reached at the followi
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night #28
Howdy, I should be on my way to the post office to send my annual valentine to the Secretary of the Treasury, but first... Here's last Saturday's playlist for Tennessee Saturday Night. All in all, an enjoyable evening was spent trying to pick out just the right music. I think it went well. A programming note: TSN will not air on April 17, instead WDVX will be airing live coverage of the Bluegrass Breakdown and Dogwood Jam in downtown Knoxville. Y'all come on down and enjoy 13 hours of free live music, wontcha? Ramblers Choice and Chris Jones will be there, as will National Finger Pick Champion (and local boy) Bill Mize. The Fringe may air in a much abbreviated format that night, depending on when the whole shooting match ends out on Market Square. In the meantime, I'm still happy to receive your discs, comments, etc. Contact information follows the playlist. Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #28 -- 6 PM to 9 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- April 10, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley w/The Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Root Beer -- George Jones -- She Thinks I Still Care -- Razor Tie Drinkin' My Wife Away -- David Allan Coe -- Recommended for Airplay -- Lucky Dog Root of All Evil -- Jean Shepard -- Honky-Tonk Heroine -- CMF Burma Shave -- Roger Miller -- King of the Road -- Bear Family If You've Got the Money, I've Got the Time -- Lefty Frizzell -- Look What Thoughts Will Do -- Columbia Red Clay Halo -- Nashville Bluegrass Band -- American Beauty -- Sugar Hill (4/13@Lee College) Why Should We Try Anymore -- Hank Williams -- 40 Greatest Hits -- Mercury Oklahoma Hills -- Jimmy LaFave -- Trail -- Bohemia Beat Homecoming -- Tom T. Hall -- The Essential Tom T. Hall: The Story Songs -- Mercury Ribbon of Darkness -- Marty Robbins -- A Lifetime of Song -- Columbia Roly Poly -- The Cluster Pluckers -- Just Pluck It -- CPR Rock in My Shoe -- Tim O'Brien -- Rock in My Shoe -- Sugar Hill Things Aren't Funny Anymore -- Merle Haggard -- The Capitol Collectors Series -- Capitol (4/14@Tennessee Theater) Saturday Night Boogie -- Al Dexter His Troopers -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia Any Old Time -- Alison Krauss Union Station -- The Songs of Jimmie Rodgers -- Egyptian Tippin In -- Hillbilly Jazz -- Hillbilly Jazz -- Flying Fish Joshua -- Dolly Parton -- The Essential Dolly Parton, Vol. 2 -- RCA Tears'll Be Pouring -- The Countrypolitans -- Tired of Drowning -- Ultrapolitan Huggin' and Kissin' -- Cadillac Cowgirl with Her Back Door Men -- High on the Hog -- Sur Talk Like That -- Kelly Willis -- What I Deserve -- Rykodisc (4/14@Tennessee Theater) Bad Braham Bull -- Rex Allen -- The Last of the Great Singing Cowboys -- Bloodshot Revival/Soundies Squeeze Box Polka -- Louise Massey the Westerners -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia Not What I Had In Mind -- George Jones -- She Thinks I Still Care -- Razor Tie Hot Rod Race 2 -- Jim Jesse -- Y'all Come -- Epic Yonder Comes a Freight Train -- Jim Jesse -- Y'all Come -- Epic Truck Stops and Pretty Girls -- One Riot One Ranger -- Sidetracks -- Hayden's Ferry (NASCAR in East Tennessee...) The Ballad of Thunder Road -- R.B. Morris -- Take That Ride -- Oh Boy Hot Rod Mercury -- Don Walser -- Down at the Sky-Vue Drive-In -- Watermelon Pontiac -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Lipstick, Lies and Gasoline -- Razor Tie Hot Rod Is Her Name -- Tom Tall -- That'll Flat Git It -- Bear Family West Fork Gals -- John Hartford -- Wild Hog in the Red Brush -- Rounder Blues on My Mind -- Del McCoury -- Don't Stop the Music -- Rounder Cluck Old Hen -- Evan Carawan -- Homeward Bound -- Turquoise (4/16@Arrowmont) Tennessee Stud -- The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band -- Will the Circle Be Unbroken -- EMI North to Alaska -- Johnny Horton -- America Remembers Johnny Horton -- TeeVee Blue Moon of Kentucky -- Elvis Presley -- Classic Country Music: A Smithsonian Collection, Vol. 2 -- RCA Kinfolks in Carolina -- Merle Travis -- The Best of Merle Travis -- Rhino Two More Bottles of Wine -- Emmylou Harris -- Profile/The Best of Emmylou Harris -- Warner Brothers A Satisfied Mind -- Porter Wagoner -- Nashville Classics: The 50s -- RCA Sweetheart You Done Me Wrong -- Doyle Lawson Quicksilver -- The News Is Out -- Sugar Hill (4/16@Morristown West H.S.) I Get Up Early in the Morning -- Roger Miller -- King of the Road -- Bear Family Sweet Jenny Lee -- Hot Club of Cowtown -- Swingin' Stampede -- Hightone The Ballad of Davy Crockett -- Doug Sahm -- S.D.Q. 98 -- Watermelon Hang On Sally -- Johnny Paycheck -- The Real Mr. Heartache -- CMF There Goes My Love -- BR5-49 -- Big Backyard Beat Show -- Arista Back in the Swing of Things -- Vern Gosdin -- The Voice -- BTM Sweet Country Lovin' -- Ramblers Choice -- Sounds of the Mountain -- Rounder (4/17@WDVX Free Concert) The Bargain Store -- Dolly Parton -- The Essential Dolly Parton, Vol. 2 -- RCA I'm Lookin' For My Mind -- Merle Haggard -- Down Every Road -- Capitol Waitin' in Your Welfare Line -- Buck Owens
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night #27
Howdy, I'm getting ready for tonight's show, but thought I'd amuse myself (if no one else) and post last week's playlist. We're gearing up for the spring fundraiser. Lots of fun stuff on the way. In the meantime, here's last Saturday's edition of Tennessee Saturday Night. Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #27 -- 6 PM to 9 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- March 20, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley with the Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Up on Camp -- Jones and Leva -- Journey Home -- Rounder (4/9@Laurel Theater) Ain't Nobody Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone -- Tony Rice -- Plays and Sings Bluegrass -- Rounder The Girl I Left Behind Me -- Rex Allen -- The Last of the Great Singing Cowboys -- Soundies Hello Darlin' -- Conway Twitty -- From the Vaults: Decca Country Classics -- MCA Love Is Like a Butterfly -- Dolly Parton -- The Essential Dolly Parton, Vol. 2 -- RCA Back in the Swing of Things -- Vern Gosdin -- The Voice -- BTM The Taker -- Waylon Jennings -- The Essential Waylon Jennings -- RCA Drink Canada Dry -- David Allen Coe -- Recommended for Airplay -- Lucky Dog Head South -- Darrell Scott -- Aloha from Nashville -- Sugar Hill (4/9@Down Home) Your Tender Loving Care -- Buck Owens -- The Very Best of Buck Owens, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Sick, Sober and Sorry -- Johnny Bond -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol 2 -- Rhino Just One More Time -- The Derailers -- Reverb Deluxe -- Watermelon Who'll Stop the Rain -- One Riot One Ranger -- Side Tracks -- Hayden's Ferry You Don't Know My Mind -- Jimmy Martin -- You Don't Know My Mind -- Rounder Callin' Baton Rouge -- New Grass Revival -- The Best of New Grass Revival -- Liberty Blue Cadillac -- Nashville Bluegrass Band -- American Beauty -- Sugar Hill (4/13@Lee College) Sixteen Tons -- Tennessee Ernie Ford -- Classic Country Music: A Smithsonian Collection, Vol. 2 -- RCA Dim Lights, Thick Smoke -- Joe Maphis Rose Lee -- Hillbilly Fever, Vol. 4 -- Rhino Come On In -- Patsy Cline -- The Patsy Cline Collection -- MCA My Own Kind of Hat -- Rosie Flores -- Tulare Dust -- Hightone (Rosie was the featured artist on The Fringe following TSN) Peach Pickin' Time in Georgia -- Willie Nelson -- The Songs of Jimmie Rodgers -- Egyptian The Distance Between You and Me -- Sara Evans -- Will Sing for Food -- Little Dog Jimmie Rodgers' Last Blue Yodel -- Merle Haggard -- Down Every Road -- Capitol (4/14@Tennessee Theater) Lookin' at the World Through a Windshield -- Del Reeves -- Truckin' On -- Starday Doin' My Time -- Aubrey Haynie -- Doin' My Time -- Sugar Hill Rain on the Roof -- Dale Ann Bradley -- Old Southern Porches -- Pinecastle Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms -- Jimmy Martin -- Jimmy Martin's Greatest Hits -- Hollywood Walk Through the Bottomland -- Lyle Lovett -- Pontiac -- Curb/MCA She's Walking Through My Memory -- Doyle Lawson Quicksilver -- Once and For Always/The News Is Out -- Sugar Hill Cuckoo's Nest -- John Hartford -- A John Hartford Anthology -- Flying Fish Cuckoo Cocoon -- Hazeldine -- Orphans -- All Swoll There Ain't No Sun Shining in My World -- Big Country Bluegrass -- Up in the High Country -- Hay Holler Riding Down to Mexico -- Rex Allen -- The Last of the Great Singing Cowboys -- Soundies Sink the Bismark -- Johnny Horton -- America Remembers Johnny Horton -- TeeVee Folsom Prison Blues -- Johnny Cash -- The Essential Johnny Cash -- Columbia Grandpa Was a Carpenter -- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band -- Will the Circle Be Unbroken, Vol. 2 -- Universal Why You Always Cheatin' on Me -- The Cadillac Cowgirl with Her Back Door Men -- High on the Hog -- Sur Cliffs by the Sea -- Jeff White -- The Broken Road -- Rounder Little Cabin Home on the Hill -- The Osborne Brothers -- Hyden -- Pinecastle Looks Like the Blues Got Me -- Chris Jones -- Blinded by the Rose -- Strictly Country (4/17@WDVX Bluegrass Breakdown and Dogwood Jam) Easy Money -- Waylon Jennings -- Closing in on the Fire -- Ark21 Love's Not Everything -- Connie Smith -- Connie Smith -- Warner Brothers Total Stranger -- Hank Thompson Lyle Lovett -- Hank Thompson and Friends -- Curb Carrie Brown -- Steve Earle and the Del McCoury Band -- The Mountain -- E-Squared Treasures Untold -- Tom Rozum -- Jubilee -- Signature Sounds Sweet Country Lovin' -- Ramblers Choice -- Sounds of the Mountain -- Rounder (4/17@WDVX Bluegrass Breakdown and Dogwood Jam) T.B. Blues -- Jimmie Rodgers -- In the Country of Country -- Compass Motherless Children -- The Carter Family -- In the Country of Country -- Compass It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels -- Kitty Wells -- In the Country of Country -- Compass I Fall to Pieces -- Patsy Cline -- In the Country of Country -- Compass Shine, Shave and Shower -- Lefty Frizzell -- Look What Thoughts Will Do -- Columbia This Much a Man -- Marty Robbins -- From the Vaults: Decca Country Classics -- MCA Saturday Night at the Hoedown -- Big Country Bluegrass -- Up in the High Country -- Hay Holler (4/17@Carter Fold) The Wurlitzer Prize
Re: Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night #27
Not to sound like Butthead, but our playlists always KICK ASS! Nancy
Re: Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night #27
I meant to say YOUR Playlist kicks ass, but I hope you know what I meant!
Re: Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night #27
Howdy, Well that clears that up. I was worried you were trying to provoke me into a playlist war with the good folks at WEVL-FM. g Of course, I'd be the first to say that Weevil kicks just about everybody's anyway. Take care, Shane --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I meant to say YOUR Playlist kicks ass, but I hope you know what I meant! === WDVX-FM -- www.wdvx.com Tennessee Saturday Night -- Saturdays, 6 to 9 PM The Fringe -- Saturdays, 9 to Midnight _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: Austin Friday and Saturday night
The Truckers er at me house at this very moment smokin' pot n' drinkin'
beer. This is every thing i ever started playin' in bands fer. By the way,
they didn't lose a tranny, it was merely a fan clutch ('bout $60 vs.
$600-$900) but that still ain't no excuse not to go see one of the best
fookin' rawk bands your sorry ass will ever have the pleasure of beholdin'!
Don't be no April fool! Git yer ass out'a tha house and be a witness! You
won't be disappointed!
Love n' biscuits,
Brent
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 10:56 PM
Subject: Austin Friday and Saturday night
Don't forget to catch the Drive-By Truckers in Austin Friday and Saturday
night.
Friday they're at the Hole in the Wall
Saturday they're at the Continental
Both nights with Jennyanykind.
Go out and support the little guys. We've got a transmission to pay for
g
Deb#s
Re: Austin Friday and Saturday night
YES. GO. They we;re great when they came last time and this trip you can probably buy a copy of their new CD. I'll be there. xojns np: new backsliders -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "passenger side" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Austin Friday and Saturday night Date: Thu, Apr 1, 1999, 10:56 PM Don't forget to catch the Drive-By Truckers in Austin Friday and Saturday night. Friday they're at the Hole in the Wall Saturday they're at the Continental Both nights with Jennyanykind. Go out and support the little guys. We've got a transmission to pay for g Deb#s
Re: Austin Friday and Saturday night
did they play that song "Toom Much Sex, Too Little jesus" - they played that
in my living room while I washed dishes and putting laundry away. Are you
coming down for the Austin show?
Jenni Sperandeo
Jacknife!
8711 Burnet Road, Suite A-14
Austin TX 78757
512-453-6122 phone
512-453-6502 fax
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From: "Best Brent" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "passenger side" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Austin Friday and Saturday night
Date: Fri, Apr 2, 1999, 3:03 AM
The Truckers er at me house at this very moment smokin' pot n' drinkin'
beer. This is every thing i ever started playin' in bands fer. By the way,
they didn't lose a tranny, it was merely a fan clutch ('bout $60 vs.
$600-$900) but that still ain't no excuse not to go see one of the best
fookin' rawk bands your sorry ass will ever have the pleasure of beholdin'!
Don't be no April fool! Git yer ass out'a tha house and be a witness! You
won't be disappointed!
Love n' biscuits,
Brent
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 10:56 PM
Subject: Austin Friday and Saturday night
Don't forget to catch the Drive-By Truckers in Austin Friday and Saturday
night.
Friday they're at the Hole in the Wall
Saturday they're at the Continental
Both nights with Jennyanykind.
Go out and support the little guys. We've got a transmission to pay for
g
Deb#s
Re: Austin Friday and Saturday night
Well, tell Patterson and crew Deb Sommer said hi! Glad it wasn't a transmission. I wondered how they got it fixed so quick. Have fun at the shows tonight. Wish I was back in Austin. Deb
Re: Austin Friday and Saturday night
In a message dated 4/2/99 11:55:07 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: did they play that song "Toom Much Sex, Too Little jesus" - they played that in my living room while I washed dishes and putting laundry away. Are you coming down for the Austin show? It's on the new CD which they will be selling unless they sold all they took with them already. Damn, wish I was in Austin. Nice to see you pop up JDiva. Tell the boys Deb misses them. Deb Sommer
Austin Friday and Saturday night
Don't forget to catch the Drive-By Truckers in Austin Friday and Saturday night. Friday they're at the Hole in the Wall Saturday they're at the Continental Both nights with Jennyanykind. Go out and support the little guys. We've got a transmission to pay for g Deb#s
Re: Clip-Wacos Saturday night
My younger bro writes: At a time when alt.country bands increasingly lean toward tepid vocals, languid playing, and gentle singer-songwriterish sentiments Oh, for fuck's sake, they do not. The reviewer's line above (though not Dave's) should probably be added to the list of rules for rock critics writing about alt-country: discuss all alt-country bands as though they were a) identical to one another and b) mopey and/or wimpy. It's hard to even imagine who he's referring to here. Certainly not *any* of the bands I saw at SXSW, some of whom were more alt and some of whom were more country, but none of whom exhibited any remotely languid, tepid, or even gentle tendencies. And unquestionably not any of the other bands on the Bloodshot roster. Sheesh. --Amy
Re: Clip-Wacos Saturday night
No jaded hipsters standing 20 feet back Bullshit. Me and Bill were right about 20 feet back looking tres jaded and hip! And Yates was off to one side doing his part also. Damn reporters... Where was that clip from anyway Bill? More questions exposing my profound ignorance; besides "Wreck On The Highway", Wacos did what I'm pretty sure was another old cover titled "In Harm's Way", or something. Who wrote and made those songs big the first time around? Dan Bentele (who does know the author and performer of "Baba O'Riley", the song they closed with...g)
RE: Clip-Wacos Saturday night
here was that clip from anyway Bill? More questions exposing my profound ignorance; besides "Wreck On The Highway", Wacos did what I'm pretty sure was another old cover titled "In Harm's Way", or something. Who wrote and made those songs big the first time around? "Wreck On The Highway" comes from the Dixon Brothers (I think this was discussed here a month or two ago, but maybe it was another list; CRS strikes again), and has also been memorably recorded by both Roy Acuff and Wilma Lee Stoney Cooper; the latter had a Top 10 country hit with it in 1961. Dunno about the other one. Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
Re: Clip-Wacos Saturday night
At 09:34 AM 3/27/1999 Dan Bentele wrote: No jaded hipsters standing 20 feet back Bullshit. Me and Bill were right about 20 feet back looking tres jaded and hip! And Yates was off to one side doing his part also. Damn reporters... I'll take that as a compliment Dan. I was sorta thinkin' the same thing. g Well, about the jaded part anyhow. Shoot, it was the last show of the weekend. We'd *earned* jaded status. That's part of the beauty of the Wacos live, all the jaded observations about the new record (and I have it on what for me is impeccable authority, (out of courtesy I won't "out" him) the new record does indeed suck) and hipster sensibilities get their asses thoroughly kicked and swept into the joyous frenzy. Dan was so overcome in the mass hysteria he bailed on me, right after I bought him a Bud, the national beverage of St. Louis. That's mother's milk quality musta put Dan to sleep. g Where was that clip from anyway Bill? The Austin Chronicle. See http://www.auschron.com/current/music.index.html for some cool pictures, summaries, yadda yadda. Dan Bentele (who does know the author and performer of "Baba O'Riley", the song they closed with...g) Yeah, but they're overrated...g b.s. n.p. Bill Shapiro's KCUR show, reviewing the Los Lobos recent solo stuff. I'm liking the Cesar Rosas stuff I'm hearing... didn't rush out and get it as I would have after lukewarm reviews here. Anybody want to set me straight on the Cesar Rosas record? The Hounddog and Latin Playboys cuts I'm hearing are as generally uninteresting as expected. Does David Hidalgo still have his fastball? "The truth ain't always what we need, sometimes we need to hear a beautiful lie." -Bill Lloyd
Re: Clip-Wacos Saturday night
hipster Bill rapped; Dan was so overcome in the mass hysteria he bailed on me, right after I bought him a Bud, the national beverage of St. Louis. That's mother's milk quality musta put Dan to sleep. g That was part of it, but I think it was Neko Case's nearly hip-high slit skirt that had rendered me in such a weakened state. Hit with that and Lankford's sonic assault left we a weakened hipster. have your way with me Neko, have your way! dan
Re: Clip-Wacos Saturday night
On Sat, 27 Mar 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: No jaded hipsters standing 20 feet back Bullshit. Me and Bill were right about 20 feet back looking tres jaded and hip! And Yates was off to one side doing his part also. Speak for yourself, Buster. Deborah and I were as close as we could possibly get without trampling people (roughly about 5-10 feet from the stage).--don (who appreciates the greater attention paid to songwriting on the new Wacos album and likes it just fine)
Clip-Wacos Saturday night
Junior, you should have showed up... T HE WACO BROTHERS Jazz Bon Temps, Saturday, March 20 Who'd have thought that six men in black from Chicago, sporting such musical pedigrees as Jesus Jones and the Mekons, could bust out such shit-kickin' rock and keep a country tinge to it? It's a fine line, especially when you think back to the days when "country rock" meant overly long, watered-down songs about horses and sunsets. No eight-track trips to the Hotel California here, though; just six guys who rock as hard as bands did back in Ye Olde Punke Rocke Days of Yore, the bastard child of The Clash and Hank Williams left on the doorstep with a note that reads "Fuck you" pinned to its cowboy-shirt swaddlin' clothes. Their version of the spooky classic "The Wreck on the Highway," in particular, is not to be missed, informed as it is with jungle drums and Jon Langford's Joe Strummer-ish yowl. Younger players could take a lesson from Langford on how to come across onstage; indeed, the whole band was as animated as if they were standing in puddles and getting 110-volt jolts from their instruments. At a time when alt.country bands increasingly lean toward tepid vocals, languid playing, and gentle singer-songwriterish sentiments, a band like the Waco boys is a welcome blast of whiskey-tinged fresh air. They may not have cut it on the Grand Ol' Opry back in the Sixties, but they take country elements and give 'em the jumper-cable treatment that should have come along years before. No jaded hipsters standing 20 feet back from the stage with their arms folded smoking cigarettes; no tight-Wrangler country poseurs either that night -- just excited, sweaty rock fans crowding the front of the stage like the Wacos were Elvis and it was '57 again. Not an easy feat in 1999. -- Jerry Renshaw
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Good clip, Bill. Yeah, this does look like one show I wish I'd seen The Wacos are always good to clear your sinuses out after too many singer-songwriters, thats fer sure. --jr.
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...the bastard child of The Clash and Hank Williams left on the doorstep with a note that reads "Fuck you" pinned to its cowboy-shirt swaddlin' clothes. Aw, I thought we were through with that kind of stuff. They may not have cut it on the Grand Ol' Opry back in the Sixties, but they take country elements and give 'em the jumper-cable treatment that should have come along years before. Someone ought to take that "Fuck you" note and pin it to Mr. Renshaw's swaddlin' clothes; seems to me like even a lot of Waco Brothers fans would agree that country music don't need no jumper cables, thankyewverymuch. Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
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...the bastard child of The Clash and Hank Williams left on the doorstep with a note that reads "Fuck you" pinned to its cowboy-shirt swaddlin' clothes. Jon wrote: Aw, I thought we were through with that kind of stuff. Ha. Wait'll you see the press release I'm going to write for the Prospect Hill/Holsum show Dave *** Dave Purcell, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Northern Ky Roots Music: http://w3.one.net/~newport Twangfest: http://www.twangfest.com
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At a time when alt.country bands increasingly lean toward tepid vocals, languid playing, and gentle singer-songwriterish sentiments Oh, for fuck's sake, they do not. Dave *** Dave Purcell, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Northern Ky Roots Music: http://w3.one.net/~newport Twangfest: http://www.twangfest.com
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Yes there's some cliched, cookie-cutter rhetoric in the article, but I just read it as an attempt by this writer to say that the Wacos were extremely rockin' on Saturday night. Which sounds entirely plausible and which I've heard from some other folks who were there, etc. Another writer who needs to be sent to the P2 reeducation camp g --junior
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On Friday some geek named Renshaw wrote: At a time when alt.country bands increasingly lean toward tepid vocals, languid playing, and gentle singer-songwriterish sentiments, a band like the Waco boys is a welcome blast of whiskey-tinged fresh air. Yawn. I dont know if you've ever stood downwind from a drunk but "welcome blast" is not likely what you'd be thinking about his breath. Although that's maybe a good analogy for a band who does a Joe Strummer-ish "Wreck on the Highway." I think I might opt for a tepid and gentle version myself. Will Miner Denver, CO
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All of which reminds me of my favorite comic moment from SXSW: Wacos are playing their Bloodshot Party closing set at Yard Dog and they start a song with the following piece of banter: Jon: this next tune is called 'Fire Down Below' . . . Female P2er (gesturing towards her croch): hey John I got yer fire down below . . . Jon (Without a moment's thought): you musta been who I caught it from . . . -jim
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Will Miner wrote: On Friday some geek named Renshaw wrote: At a time when alt.country bands increasingly lean toward tepid vocals, languid playing, and gentle singer-songwriterish sentiments, a band like the Waco boys is a welcome blast of whiskey-tinged fresh air. Yawn. I dont know if you've ever stood downwind from a drunk but "welcome blast" is not likely what you'd be thinking about his breath. I don't think he meant "breath" Will, though a more southerly approach might have applied, considering the crowd I suppose... Although that's maybe a good analogy for a band who does a Joe Strummer-ish "Wreck on the Highway." I think I might opt for a tepid and gentle version myself. Ignorance is bliss I guess. Wish you'd been there though. I'd have bought you a beer and I probably wouldn't have breathed whiskey on you, though you never know...g b.s.
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James Gerard Roll wrote: Female P2er (gesturing towards her croch): hey John I got yer fire down below . . . Jon (Without a moment's thought): you musta been who I caught it from I don't think we need to hide the identity of our lovely Cherry Lou although I'm sure everyone knew who this particular female was.
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Sez some non-P2 reviewer: At a time when alt.country bands increasingly lean toward tepid vocals, languid playing, and gentle singer-songwriterish sentiments Sez Mr. Purcell: Oh, for fuck's sake, they do not. Good to have your trenchant insights back on the list, Dave. This is beautiful! Kelly
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I'm glad their live show was good, or at least that y'all enjoyed it. Personally, I wouldn't have even bothered. I thought their latest disc, Wacoworld, totally sucked ass. I would of given anything to see Billy Joe Shaver, Cisco, and Ray Wylie Hubbard though. You lucky bastards. I did get to see Cletus T Judd, Glen Duncan, and hang out with the lovely and talented Elena Skye though. Jeff Wall http://www.twangzine.com The Webs least sucky music magazine 3421 Daisy Crescent - Va Beach, Va - 23456
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night #26
Howdy, I'm still chucking these playlists over the wall. Could someone be so kind as to contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] to let me know if they are actually making it to P2 land? Thanks much. Once I figure out what kind of P2 attachment short-circuited my e-mail box recently, I'll be happily rejoining the list. In the meantime, here's this week's play list for Tennessee Saturday Night. As usual, contact information, etc., follows the list. Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #26 -- 6 PM to 9 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- March 20, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley with the Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Mule Skinner Blues -- Dolly Parton -- Essential Dolly Parton, Vol. 2 -- RCA Sally Let Your Bangs Hang Down -- Maddox Brothers and Rose -- Maddox Brothers Rose -- King 16 Come Next Sunday -- Finnegan's aWake Lonesome Pine Special -- The Carter Family -- Worried Man Blues -- Rounder Duncan and Brady -- The Johnson Mountain Boys -- Hills of Home -- Rounder Fall on My Knees -- The Freight Hoppers -- Waiting on the Gravy Train -- Rounder Tears'll Be Pouring -- The Countrypolitans -- Tired of Drowning -- Ultrapolitan The Wurlitzer Prize -- Waylon Jennings -- Essential Waylon Jennings -- RCA A-11 -- Johnny Paycheck -- The Real Mr. Heartache -- Country Music Foundation Across the Alley from the Alamo -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts with Robbie Fulks -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot Kiss Me Big -- Tennessee Ernie Ford -- Vintact Collections -- Capitol Teach Me About Love -- Lyle Lovett -- Step Inside This House -- Curb/MCA The Great Unknown -- Sara Evans -- No Place That Far -- RCA (3/25@Viking Hall, Bristol) Stupid Cupid -- Patsy Cline -- The Patsy Cline Collection -- MCA It's All Wrong, But It's All Right -- Dolly Parton -- Essential Dolly Parton, Vol. 2 -- RCA Cigarette and Coffee Blues -- Jean Shepard -- Honky-Tonk Heroine -- County Music Foundation Don't Worry -- Marty Robbins -- A Lifetime of Song -- Columbia Always Late -- Lefty Frizzell -- Look What Thoughts Will Do -- Columbia Pistol Packin' Mama -- Al Dexter and His Troopers -- Columbia Country Classics, Vol. 1 -- Columbia Heartaches by the Number -- Dwight Yoakum -- Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. -- Reprise Come On -- Wynn Stewart -- The Best of the Challenge Masters -- AVI I Ain't Never -- Webb Pierce -- Honky Tonk Songs -- Country Stars There Goes My Love -- BR5-49 -- Big Backyard Beat Show -- Arista (3/27@Bijou, Knoxville) I Like Trains -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Drive-In Movie -- Vertical (Featured on tonight's episode of Fringe) Steel Rails -- Alison Krauss -- Steel Rails: Classic Railroad Songs, Vol. 1 -- Rounder England Swings -- Roger Miller -- King of the Road -- Bear Family (a miscue -- I thought I had cued up Engine, Engine #9...) I Can't Stop Loving You -- Merle Haggard -- Down Every Road -- Capitol Cryin' Time -- Buck Owens -- The Very Best of Buck Owens, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Margie's at the Lincoln Park Inn -- Bobby Bare -- Essential Bobby Bare -- RCA Golden Ring -- Dry Branch Fire Squad -- Hand-Picked -- Rounder (4/2@Down Home, Johnson City) Where Grass Won't Grow -- George Jones with Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, and Trisha Yearwood -- The Bradley Barn Sessions -- MCA Nothing Can Stop Me -- Buddy Miller -- Poison Love -- Hightone Play Me Some George Jones Songs -- Jimmy Martin -- Me 'n Ole Pete -- Hollywood More Pretty Girls Than One -- Mac Wiseman, Doc Watson, and Del McCoury -- Mac, Doc, and Del -- Sugar Hill Carrie Brown -- Steve Earle and the Del McCoury Band -- The Mountain -- E-Squared Careless Love -- J.D. Crowe and the New South -- Come On Down to My World -- Rounder Marie Laveau -- Bobby Bare -- The Essential Bobby Bare -- RCA Jambalaya -- Hank Williams -- 24 of Hank Williams' Greatest Hits -- Mercury Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man -- Suzanne Thomas -- Dear Friends and Gentle Hearts -- Rounder Otis Hayes -- The Riptones -- Cowboy's Inn -- Bloodshot Louisiana Blues -- Wayne Hancock -- That's What Daddy Wants -- Ark21 Mr. Lonesome -- Heather Myles -- Highways and Honky Tonks -- Rounder Red Clay Halo -- Nashville Bluegrass Band -- American Beauty -- Sugar Hill (4/13@Lee College, Cleveland) Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy -- Red Foley -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 3 -- Rhino See Ruby Fall -- Johnny Cash -- The Essential Johnny Cash -- Columbia Chattanooga Dog -- Jimmy Martin -- 1954-1974 -- Bear Family Jolene -- Dolly Parton -- The Essential Dolly Parton, Vol. 2 -- RCA Runaway -- The Cox Family -- Just When You're Thinking It's Over -- Arista Three Days -- Faron Young -- Live Fast, Love Hard -- Country Music Foundation Give Me a Red Hot Mama and an Ice Cold Beer -- Smiley Maxedon -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed -- Merle Travis -- The Best of Merle Travis -- Rhino Any Old Time -- Alison Krauss and Union Station -- The Songs of Jimmie Rodgers -- Egyptian ...and that concludes another Tennessee Saturday Night. TSN will have
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night
Howdy, I'm chucking this over the wall. This week TSN was going to feature live music from Johnson City's very own Bystanders (featuring P2-er Rob Russell), but the unexpected snowfall caused a tractor trailer accident on the interstate resulting in me arriving at the studio nearly 30 minutes late and making an on-air plea to the Bystanders to turn around and go on to their paying gig and avoiding the mess near the station. (It just wasn't my day for hooking up with fellow P2ers. A genealogy workshop at the historical society on Saturday also kept me from meeting up with Jeff Wall on his trek to Middle Tennessee. Hopefully, I'll catch the son-of-a-gun on his return trip to Virginia.) So, here's a slightly abbreviated version of Tennessee Saturday Night for your reading pleasure. Contact information, etc., follows the play list. Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #25 -- 6 PM to 9 PM (Tonight's show began at approximately 6:30 PM) WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- March 13, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley with the Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino The Maker's Mark (not sure if this is the right title) -- The Bystanders -- Live at the Down Home (3/13@Tomato Head, Knoxville) New Broom Boogie -- Al Dexter and His Troopers -- Hillbilly Boogie Widow Maker -- Jimmy Martin -- Truckin' On -- Starday (an unfortunate choice for a song given the situation on the nearby interstate...) Homegrown Tomatoes -- Guy Clark -- Keepers -- Sugar Hill Battle of New Orleans -- Johnny Horton -- America Remembers -- TeeVee Cadillac Man -- The Cadillac Cowgirl with Her Back Door Men -- High on the Hog -- Sur Blue Guitar Stomp -- Leon McAuliffe and His Western Swing Band -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia Across the Alley from the Alamo -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts with Robbie Fulks -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot Sweet Kind of Love -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts with Jon Langford -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues -- Jimmy LaFave -- Trail -- Bohemia Beat (tonight's featured artist on "Fringe" following "TSN") Jimmie's Texas Blues -- Jimmie Rodgers -- The Singing Brakeman -- Bear Family Walls of Time -- Ricky Skaggs -- Ancient Tones -- Skaggs Family Fraulein -- Jimmy Martin -- 1954-1974 -- Bear Family I Feel the Blues Moving In -- Del McCoury -- Don't Stop the Music -- Rounder Custom Made Woman Blues -- Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard -- Hazel Alice -- Rounder Foggy Mountain Breakdown -- J.D. Crowe the New South -- Live in Japan -- Rounder Old Dogs, Children and Watermelon Wine -- Tom T. Hall -- The Essential Tom T. Hall -- Mercury Engine, Engine #9 -- Roger Miller -- King of the Road -- Bear Family The Bottle Let Me Down -- Merle Haggard -- The Capitol Collector's Series -- Capitol Stop That Ticklin' Me -- Grandpa Jones -- Nashville Classics: The 50s -- RCA Banana Boat Song -- Country Gentlemen -- The Early Rebel Recordings: 1962-1971 -- Rebel Nashville Cats -- The Del McCoury Band -- The Family -- Ceili Interstate Waltz -- John Hartford -- The Walls We Bounce Off Of -- Small Dog-a-Barkin' I Just Want to Thank You -- The Isaacs -- Increase My Faith -- Horizon When God Dips His Love in My Heart -- Alison Krauss the Cox Family -- Now That I've Found You -- Rounder Will the Circle Be Unbroken -- The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band -- Will the Circle Be Unbroken -- EMI When There's No Around -- Tim O'Brien -- When There's No One Around -- Sugar Hill These Hills -- Iris DeMent -- Infamous Angel -- Warner Brothers Daddy's Little Pumpkin -- John Prine -- The Missing Years -- Oh Boy A White Sport Coat -- Marty Robbins -- A Lifetime of Song -- Columbia I'll Come Running -- Connie Smith -- The Essential Connie Smith -- RCA I'm Barely Hanging on to Me -- Johnny Paycheck -- The Real Mr. Heartache -- Country Music Foundation Missing You -- Webb Pierce -- Honky Tonk Songs -- Country Stars I Wouldn't Put It Past Me -- Dwight Yoakum -- A Long Way Home -- Reprise I Wanna Go Back There -- Dolly Parton -- Hungry Again -- Decca She's Left Me for Good Again -- The Bystanders Amanda -- Waylon Jennings -- The Essential Waylon Jennings -- RCA Billy from the Hills -- Greg Brown -- Slant Six Mind -- Red House Your Old Love Letters -- Porter Wagoner -- The Essential Porter Wagoner -- RCA It's a Great Life -- Faron Young -- Live Fast, Love Hard -- Country Music Foundation Crying Steel Guitar Waltz -- Jean Shepard -- Honky-Tonk Heroine -- Country Music Foundation Love's Gonna Live Here -- Buck Owens -- The Very Best of Buck Owens, Vol. 2 -- Rhino My Baby Don't Dance to Nothing But Ernest Tubb -- Junior Brown -- 12 Shades of Brown -- Curb No Vacancy -- Merle Travis -- The Best of Merle Travis -- Rhino ...and the snow turns to rain as a Tennessee Saturday Night comes to a close. If you'd like to submit music for the show, be a live guest, etc., please feel free to contact me at: Shane Rhyne 208 W. Glenwood Avenue, #2 Knoxville, TN 3791
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night 03/06/1999
Howdy, Early in the show I started receiving reports of possible bad news re: George Jones. A special tip of the hat to my momma, who called the station throughout the show to keep me updated on reports via CNN and local news. Of course, East Tennessee's thoughts and prayers are with the Possum and his family. Here's this week's Tennessee Saturday Night. Contact information, etc., follows the playlist. Rumor has it that next week's show will feature live music from Johnson City's "The Bystanders" featuring P2er Rob Russell. Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #24 -- 6 PM to 9 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- March 6, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley with the Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Pistol Packin' Mama -- Al Dexter and His Troopers -- Columbia Country Classics, Vol. 1 -- Columbia Mean Mama Boogie -- Johnny Bond and His Red River Valley Boys -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia My Baby's Gone -- Chris Hillman and Herb Pedersen -- Bakersfield Bound -- Sugar Hill Footlights -- Merle Haggard -- Down Every Road -- Capitol I'll Go Stepping Too -- Emmylou Harris -- Roses in the Snow -- Warner Brothers Oklahoma Hills -- Jimmy LaFave -- Trail -- Bohemia Beat Gone -- Ferlin Huskey -- Hillbilly Fever, Vol. 4 -- Rhino Radio Boogie -- Hot Rize -- Radio Boogie -- Flying Fish Blue Yodel Blues -- Ray Whitley -- Singing in the Saddle -- Rounder White Knight -- T.H. Music Fest -- Truckin' On -- Starday (It should be noted that I played this song accidentally, while attempting to input the track number for a Jimmie Martin tune.) Tall, Tall Trees -- George Jones -- Cup of Loneliness -- Mercury Tennessee -- Jimmy Martin -- 1954-1974 -- Bear Family Give Back My Heart -- Lyle Lovett -- Pontiac -- MCA/Curb I Like My Chicken Fryin' Size -- Merle Travis -- The Best of Merle Travis -- Rhino Sal's Got a Sugar Lip -- Johnny Horton -- America Remembers Johnny Horton -- TeeVee Amanda Lynn -- Michael Reno Harrell -- Ways to Travel -- Rank Lonely Weekends -- Wanda Jackson -- Right or Wrong/There's a Party Goin' On -- TNT One-Sided Love Affair -- Elvis Presley -- Elvis 56 -- RCA Honey, 'Cause I Love You -- Carl Perkins -- Restless -- Columbia Knoxville Girl -- BR5-49 -- Live from Robert's -- Arista Wabash Cannonball -- Roy Acuff -- The Essential Roy Acuff -- Columbia Kaw-liga -- Hank Williams -- 24 of Hank Williams' Greatest Hits -- Mercury Take Me Back to Tulsa -- Bob Wills -- The Tiffany Transcriptions, Vol. 2 -- Edsel Honky-Tonk Man -- Dwight Yoakum -- Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. -- Reprise Tears'll Be Pouring -- The Countrypolitans -- Tired of Drowning -- Ultrapolitan Goodbye, Good Lookin' -- Robbie Fulks -- South Mouth -- Bloodshot Talk Like That -- Kelly Willis -- What I Deserve -- Rykodisc Whisper My Name -- Tony Rice -- Sings Gordon Lightfoot -- Rounder Loose Talk -- Patsy Cline -- The Patsy Cline Collection -- MCA If I Don't Love You -- George Jones --Cup of Loneliness -- Mercury Golden Ring -- George Jones Tammy Wynette -- Super Hits -- Epic White Lightnin' -- George Jones -- Cup of Loneliness -- Mercury We're Gonna Hold On -- George Jones Tammy Wynette -- Super Hits -- Epic (Get well soon, George...) I'm Movin' On -- Hank Snow and His Rainbow Ranch Boys -- Classic Country Music: A Smithsonian Collection, Vol. 2 -- RCA I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know -- Davis Sister -- Nashville Classics: The '50s -- RCA I Found Out More Than You'll Ever Know -- Betty Cody -- Nashville Classics: The '50s -- RCA You're Part of Me -- Roger Miller -- King of the Road -- Bear Family Fade Away -- The V-Roys -- All About Town -- E-Squared That's the Way I Feel -- Faron Young -- Live Fast, Love Hard -- CMF Nothing Can Stop Me -- Buddy Miller -- Poison Love -- Hightone Singing the Blues -- Marty Robbins -- A Lifetime of Song -- Columbia Under Your Spell Again -- Jean Shepard -- Honky-Tonk Heroine -- CMF Under the Influence of Love -- Buck Owens -- The Very Best of Buck Owens, Vol. 2 -- Rhino How It Must Remain -- Jimmy LaFave -- Trail -- Bohemia Beat Whiskey in the Jar -- Hazeldine -- Orphans -- All Swoll Carrie Brown -- Steve Earle the Del McCoury Band -- The Mountain -- E-Squared We Don't Run -- Willie Nelson -- Spirit -- Island Wasted Days and Wasted Nights -- Freddy Fender -- The Freddy Fender Collection -- Reprise I Love You a Thousand Ways -- Lefty Frizzell -- Classic Country Music: A Smithsonian Collection, Vol. 2 -- RCA The Wild Side of Life -- Hank Thompson and His Brazos Valley Boys -- Classic Country Music: A Smithsonian Collection, Vol. 2 -- RCA It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels -- Kitty Wells -- Classic Country Music: A Smithsonian Collection, Vol. 2 -- RCA Kiss An Angel Good Morning -- Heather Myles -- Highways and Honky Tonks -- Rounder This Ain't My First Rodeo -- Vern Gosdin -- Super Hits -- Columbia Hey Porter -- Johnny Cash -- The Essential Johnny Cash -- Columbia Company's Comin' -- Porter Wagoner -- The Essential Porter Wagoner --
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night -- 2/27/99
Howdy, Some strange events during the show with power gremlins zapping the station's electricity on and off throughout the evening. A great big ol' storm threatened to float away the camper, but otherwise we made it through a Tennessee Saturday Night unscathed. I have determined that I actually have more than 2 listeners, as previously believed. Tonight featured several phone calls from the local senior citizen's apartment complex. (Said one of the callers, wanting to dedicate a song to his girlfriend, "I think they're playing your show on every floor.") Rumor has it that the show is also quite popular with local gas stations. Contact information, etc., follows the playlist, so you can learn how to submit your music that reaches the aforementioned demographics and beyond. Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #23 -- 6 PM to 9 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- February 27, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley with the Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Sweet Temptation -- Merle Travis -- The Best of Merle Travis -- Rhino Brand New Beau -- Ralph Blizard the New Southern Ramblers -- Southern Ramble -- Rounder You Don't Love Me Anymore -- Ronnie Bowman -- Cold Virginia Night -- Rebel Alabama Trot -- Roane County Ramblers -- Rural String Bands of Tennessee -- County Amanda Lynn -- Michael Reno Harrell -- Ways to Travel -- Rank New Jazz Fiddle -- Asylum Street Spankers -- Hot Lunch -- Cold Spring I'll Have Another Cup of Coffee -- Claude Gray -- Truckin' On -- Starday Lonesome Valley -- The Carter Family -- Worried Man Blues -- Rounder After Holding Heaven -- The Eddie Adcock Band -- Talk to Your Heart -- CMH Slow Blues -- Cephas Wiggins -- Homemade -- Alligator Leaves Fall -- Chris Thile -- Stealing Second -- Sugar Hill Lucy and Andy Drive to Arkansas -- Kevin Gordon -- Cadillac Jack's #1 Son -- Shanachie Sugarfoot Rag -- Junior Brown -- Back to School Survival Guide -- Atlantic She's No Lady -- Lyle Lovett -- Pontiac -- Curb/MCA This Ol' Honky Tonk -- Rosie Flores -- Dance Hall Dreams -- Rounder Tainted Angel -- Chris Wall -- Tainted Angel -- Cold Spring I Miss a Lot of Trains -- Iris DeMent -- Real: The Tom T. Hall Project -- Sire The Great Unknown -- Sara Evans -- No Place That Far -- RCA The Way I Am -- Greta Lee -- This Ain't Over Yet Shame on You -- Spade Cooley His Orchestra -- Hillbilly Fever, Vol. 4 -- Rhino Ring of Fire -- Johnny Cash -- Super Hits of the 60s -- Epic Move It on Over -- Hank Williams -- The Complete Hank Williams -- Mercury Sad Singin' and Slow Ridin' -- Jean Shepard -- Honky-Tonk Heroine -- County Music Foundation Knoxville Girl -- BR5-49 -- Live from Roberts -- Arista Night Train to Memphis -- Dolly Parton -- Heartsongs -- Blue Eye Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy -- Red Foley -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 3 -- Rhino Tweedle Dee -- Wanda Jackson -- Right or Wrong/There's a Party Goin' On -- TNT When Will I Be Loved -- The Everly Brothers -- Cadence Classics -- Rhino Whose Little Pigeon Are You -- Tom Tall the Creel Sisters -- That'll Flat Git It -- Bear Family I Was the One -- Elvis Presley -- Elvis 56 -- RCA Instant Love -- The Countrypolitans -- Tired of Drowning -- Ultrapolitan Country Girl -- Faron Young -- All-Time Greatest Hits -- Curb Couples Only -- Wynn Stewart -- The Best of the Challenge Masters -- AVI Sixteen Tons -- Tennessee Ernie Ford -- Classic Country Music: A Smithsonian Collection, Vol. 2 -- RCA Miner's Refrain -- Gillian Welch -- Hell Among the Yearlings -- Almo Coal Minin' Man -- Ricky Skaggs -- Ancient Tones -- Skaggs Family Detroit City -- Bobby Bare -- The Essential Bobby Bare -- RCA These Arms -- Dwight Yoakum -- A Long Way Home -- Reprise City Lights -- Ray Price -- The Essential Ray Price -- Columbia Big in Vegas -- Buck Owens -- The Very Best of Buck Owens, Vol. 2 -- Rhino So Long, So Wrong -- Alison Krauss Union Station -- So Long, So Wrong -- Rounder Carrie Brown -- Steve Earle the Del McCoury Band -- The Mountain -- E-Squared Box of Pine -- The Deliberate Strangers -- Mood Music for Snake Handlers -- Payday Rootie Tootie -- Paul Howard His Cotton Pickers -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia Where Ya Been -- The Derailers -- Jackpot -- Watermelon Mr. Lonesome -- Heather Myles -- Highways and Honky Tonks -- Rounder Mind to Change -- Hillbilly Idol -- Town and Country -- HBI I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink -- Merle Haggard -- Down Every Road -- Capitol My Elusive Dreams -- George Jones Tammy Wynette -- Super Hits -- Epic Tennessee Flat-Top Box -- Johnny Cash -- The Essential Johnny Cash -- Columbia Cas Walker Theme Song -- Dolly Parton -- Heartsongs -- Blue Eye Walkin' After Midnight -- Patsy Cline -- The Patsy Cline Collection -- MCA And that wraps up another Tennessee Saturday Night. Questions, comments, fortune cookie slips, and movie ticket stubs may be directed to me at my e-mail address at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or I may be contacted directly by regular mail service (this is
Re: Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night -- 2/27/99
Shane, You know you all have more than 2 listeners g But I think it's great that the retirement home is digging you. Man, I'm including you all as a landmark. Deb
Saturday night...
Down in the Highlands at the Dark Horse Tavern, the Ditchdiggers are going to be Honky-Tonk Rockin' with the brute force of a runaway Freightliner! If you are in town, then don't miss this show! We are takin' it easy this month while we put the finishing touches on our follow up CD to Cow Patty Bingo. The schedule currently looks like this 2/27 - Saturday - Atlanta, GA - The Dark Horse Tavern w/The Blastmen Puller 3/5 - Friday - Charlotte, NC - The Double Door Inn w/ The Belmont Playboys Come out and see us. Remember to bring your potted meat! The Ditchdiggers www.ditchdiggers.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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In a message dated 2/25/99 12:39:33 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Remember to bring your potted meat! The Ditchdiggers why? Did the health department repossess your brains? Gee, I miss Atlanta... well, most of it. Slim PS: Hi JP!!!
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night 2/13/99
Howdy, Oops. My car broke down and the show was only 44 minutes late getting on the air. But I work for free, so I don't think they'll cut my paycheck. A fun night with some Valentine's Day requests, and a small tribute to stock car racing. An important note for anyone who cares-- effective February 20, the show is moving to a new time slot. I'm backing up TSN one hour to start at 6 p.m.. The show will continue in its three-hour format, running until 9 p.m.. This allows the Fringe to expand from two to three hours on Saturday nights (more details on the Fringe play list posted separately). The regular contact information, etc., follows the play list. Here's the skinny... Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #21 -- 7:44 PM to 10 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- February 13, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley with the Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Ruby -- Cousin Emmy and Her Kinfolk -- From the Vaults: Decca Country Classics -- MCA 'Til I Kissed You -- The Everly Brothers -- Cadence Classics -- Rhino Instant Love -- The Countrypolitans -- Tired of Drowning -- Ultapolitan Battle of New Orleans -- Johnny Horton -- America Remembers Johnny Horton -- TeeVee I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes -- Jimmy Martin -- 1954-1974 -- Bear Family Box of Pine -- The Deliberate Strangers -- Mood Music for Snake Handlers -- Payday Meet Me in Heaven -- Johnny Cash -- Unchained -- American I Love No One But You -- The Stanley Brothers -- 1949-1952 -- Bear Family Junior's Guitar -- Kevin Gordon -- Cadillac Jack's #1 Son -- Shanachie Two More Bottles of Wine -- Emmylou Harris -- Profile: The Best of Emmylou Harris -- Warner Brothers High Lonesome Sound -- Vince Gill with Alison Krauss and Union Station -- High Lonesome Sound -- MCA Tennessee Plates -- John Hiatt -- The Best of John Hiatt -- Capitol My Baby's Just Like Money -- Lefty Frizzell -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia Take Me Back to Tulsa -- Bob Wills His Texas Playboys -- The Tiffany Transcriptions, Vol. 2 -- Edsel Why Baby Why -- Webb Pierce with Red Sovine -- Honky Tonk Songs -- Country Stars My Baby's Gone -- The Backsliders -- Throwin' Rocks at the Moon -- Mammoth Any Old Time -- Alison Krauss and Union Station -- The Songs of Jimmie Rodgers -- Egyptian Sheik of Araby -- Cluster Pluckers -- Just Pluck It -- CPR Grizzly Bear -- The Youngbloods -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 5 -- Rhino St. Louis Blues -- Craig Smith -- Craig Smith -- Rounder Peach Pickin' Time Down in Georgia -- Willie Nelson -- The Songs of Jimmie Rodgers -- Egyptian Ain't Misbehavin' -- Cluster Pluckers -- Just Pluck It -- CPR This Old Porch -- Lyle Lovett -- Lyle Lovett --Curb/MCA You're Part of Me -- Roger Miller -- King of the Road -- Bear Family Mary -- The V-Roys -- All About Town -- E-Squared The Cold Hard Facts -- The Del McCoury Band -- Cold Hard Facts -- Rounder A Week in a Country Jail -- Tom T. Hall -- The Hits -- Mercury Ribbon of Darkness -- Connie Smith -- The Essential Connie Smith -- RCA Foggy Mountain Breakdown -- Flatt and Scruggs -- The Golden Hits -- Highland I Can't Stop Lovin' You -- Merle Haggard -- Down Every Road -- Capitol Doin' My Time -- Flatt and Scruggs -- The Golden Hits -- Highland Buenas Noches from a Lonely Room -- Dwight Yoakum -- Buenas Noches from a Lonely Room -- Reprise My Own Peculiar Way -- Willie Nelson -- Teatro -- Island The Wall -- Collin Raye -- NASCAR: Runnin' Wide Open -- Columbia Rapid Roy (The Stock Car Boy) -- Jim Croce -- The 50th Anniversary Collection -- Saja The Ballad of Thunder Road -- R.B. Morris -- Take That Ride -- Oh Boy Stupid Cupid -- Patsy Cline -- The Patsy Cline Collection -- MCA Sad Singin' and Slow Ridin' -- Jean Sheppard -- Honky-Tonk Heroine -- Country Music Foundation A Better Man -- Union Springs -- Ten Past Midnight -- Vetco She's No Lady -- Lyle Lovett -- Pontiac -- MCA/Curb And that's an abbreviated Tennessee Saturday Night. Set your clocks back an hour, the Saturday nights in Tennessee start earlier beginning next week. TSN is moving and will air on WDVX each Saturday from 6-9 pm. Want to send music for air play consideration? Contact me at: Shane Rhyne 208 W. Glenwood Avenue, #2 Knoxville, TN 37917 I'll also accept help with my electric bill, applications for internships to help me at the historical society, and used books by notable Southern writers. Take care, Shane Rhyne Knoxville, TN [EMAIL PROTECTED] NP: Jeff Black, Birmingham Road
Re: Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night 2/6/9
Stay a Little Longer -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts with Neko Case and Bob Boyd -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot I've been meaning to ask, who is this Bob Boyd fella? thanks, Dan
Re: Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night 2/6/9
Stay a Little Longer -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts with Neko Case and Bob Boyd -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot I've been meaning to ask, who is this Bob Boyd fella? He's the last active member of Chicago's local legend country band the Sundowners. Dave Hoekstra (Doug Hoekstra's brother) did a loving profile of the band in the last Journal of Country Music. http://www.bcity.com/texasrubies http://www.bcity.com/honkytonk
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night 2/6/99
Howdy, I was muchly pleased with this week's rendition of a Tennessee Saturday Night and, quite immodestly, I'd say that the phone calls received during the show indicate that this week's play list was one of the more popular ones I've put together. Quick side note: I stumbled upon a great disc at the Disc Exchange on Saturday morning. "Hillbilly Boogie," from Columbia Legacy ca. 1994. Lots of great stuff on it from Johnny Bond, Al Dexter, Spade Cooley, Curley Wiliams and more. What a great find -- some great music that generated some real excited voices on the other end of the phone line. Another good find this weekend-- "Rumble! The Best of Link Wray" from Rhino. Anyway, the show was a fun one and here's how it sounded: (Contact information, etc., follows the playlist) Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #20 -- 7 PM to 10 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- February 6, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley with the Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Jackson -- Johnny Cash -- The Essential Johnny Cash -- Columbia Goodbye Good Lookin' -- Robbie Fulks -- South Mouth -- Bloodshot My Dixie Darling -- The Carter Family -- From the Vaults: Decca Country Classics -- MCA How Mountain Girls Can Love -- Ricky Skaggs -- Ancient Tones -- Skaggs Family Brown Eyed Handsome Man -- Mollie O'Brien -- Big Red Sun -- Sugar Hill Cloudy Days -- Alison Krauss and Union Station -- Every Time You Say Goodbye -- Rounder Take It Away, Leon -- Leon McAuliffe and His Western Swing Band -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia Always Left -- Lefty Frizzell -- Look What Thoughts Will Do -- Columbia Stay a Little Longer -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts with Neko Case and Bob Boyd -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot Ring of Fire -- Dwight Yoakum -- Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. -- Reprise The Ballad of Thunder Road -- R.B. Morris -- Take That Ride -- Oh Boy There Goes My Love -- BR5-49 -- Big Backyard Beat Show -- Arista If You've Got the Money -- George Jones -- Cup of Loneliness -- Mercury Party Lights -- Junior Brown -- Guit with It -- Curb Saturday Night Boogie -- Al Dexter and His Troopers -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia We're Steppin' Out Tonight -- Bobby Hicks with Del McCoury -- Fiddle Patch -- Rounder Six Pack of Tears -- The Deliberate Strangers -- Mood Music for Snake Handlers -- Payday Farewell Angelina -- Tim O'Brien -- Red on Blonde -- Sugar Hill Amanda -- Waylon Jennings -- The Essential Waylon Jennings -- RCA Gun Shy -- The Cadillac Cowgirl with Her Back Door Men -- High on the Hog -- Sur Lights of the Town -- The Countrypolitans -- Tired of Drowning -- Ultrapolitan Better off Believin' -- Hillbilly Idol -- Town and Country -- HBI She Held the Bottle -- Hogwaller Ramblers -- Hogwaller Ramblers -- Mea Culpa Workin' Man Blues -- Merle Haggard -- Collectors Series -- Capitol Ain't Necessarily So -- Lynn Morris -- Mama's Hand -- Rounder Heartaches for a Dime -- Wynn Stewart -- California Country: The Best of the Challenge Masters -- AVI New Broom Boogie -- Al Dexter and His Troopers -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia Shake, Rattle Roll -- Elvis Presley -- Elvis 56 -- RCA Oh, Lonesome Me -- Don Gibson -- RCA Nashville Classics: The 50s -- RCA If I Had a Boat -- Lyle Lovett -- Pontiac -- MCA/Curb Mary -- The V-Roys -- All About Town -- E-Squared Bluebell -- Greg Trooper -- Popular Demons -- Koch I've Got a Tiger by the Tail -- Buck Owens -- The Very Best of Buck Owens, Vol. 1 -- Rhino I Never Picked Cotton -- Johnny Cash -- Unchained -- American Night Train to Memphis -- Dolly Parton -- Heartsongs -- Blue Eye Misery Loves Company -- Porter Wagoner -- The Essential Porter Wagoner -- RCA Framed -- Chris Knight -- Chris Knight -- Decca Kiss an Angel Good Morning -- Heather Myles -- Highways and Honky Tonks -- Rounder Coal Miner's Daughter -- Loretta Lynn -- From the Vaults: Decca Country Classics -- MCA The Cigarette Song -- Honky Tonk Confidential -- Honky Tonk Confidential -- Too Many Dogs Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! -- Johnny Bond and His Red River Valley Boys -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia Pop a Top -- Jim Ed Brown -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Cigarettes and Coffee Blues -- Lefty Frizzell -- Look What Thoughts Will Do -- Columbia Across the Alley from the Alamo -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts with Robbie Fulks -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot Smoky Mountain Boogie -- Tennessee Ernie Ford -- Vintage Collections -- Capitol I Like My Chicken Fryin' Size -- Merle Travis -- The Best of Merle Travis -- Rhino Big Ball's in Cowtown -- Don Walser -- The Horse Whisperer -- MCA There's A Party Goin' On -- Wanda Jackson -- Right or Wrong/There's A Party Goin' On -- TNT Dixie-Doodle -- Link Wray -- Rumble! The Best of Link Wray -- Rhino Pink Pedal Pushers -- Carl Perkins -- Restless: The Columbia Recordings -- Columbia (...and for the drunk fella who kept calling to say, "Play some Hank!"...) Your Cheatin' Heart -- Hank Williams --
Re: Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night 2/6/99
Howdy, errr...ummm. That should be "Always *Late*," but then you knew that already, didn't you? Earlier in the day, I posted... Take It Away, Leon -- Leon McAuliffe and His Western Swing Band -- Hillbilly Boogie -- Columbia Always Left -- Lefty Frizzell -- Look What Thoughts Will Do -- Columbia Stay a Little Longer -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts with Neko Case and Bob Boyd -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot Take care, Shane Rhyne (look at what thoughts will do, indeed...) Knoxville, TN [EMAIL PROTECTED] NP: Bare Jr., Boo-tay
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night 01/30/99
Howdy, Well, I'm so late getting this posted it's almost time for the next show... Nonetheless, in the spirit of sharing such information, here's what I played last week on a Tennessee Saturday Night. The show itself, because of my mood didn't have quite the traditional feel that it usually has. (It could be that I was quite literally randomly pulling discs from the shelves at times.) I intend for things to get back on track this weekend. In the meantime amuse yourself by following along in this week's playlist. This week's challenge: find the DJs restroom break... (Contact information, etc., follows the playlist) Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #19 -- 7 PM to 10 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- January 30, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley with the Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino So Far So Good -- Fox Family -- When It Comes to Blues -- Sierra Applejack -- Dolly Parton -- Heartsongs -- Blue Eye Truck Driving Man -- Jimmy Martin -- Truckin' On -- Starday The Call of the Honky Tonk -- Carl Jackson John Starling -- Spring Training -- Sugar Hill Crying, Waiting, Hoping -- Marty Stuart Steve Earle -- Not Fade Away -- Decca Pauline -- Kevin Gordon -- Cadillac Jack's #1 Son -- Shanachie All for the Love of a Girl -- Johnny Horton -- America Remembers Johnny Horton -- TeeVee Give Back My Heart -- Lyle Lovett -- Pontiac -- MCA/Curb D-18 Song -- Norman Blake and Tony Rice -- Norman Blake and Tony Rice 2 -- Sugar Hill I Was the One -- Elvis Presley -- Elvis 56 -- RCA Mean Eyed Cat -- Johnny Cash -- Unchained -- American Duncan and Brady -- Johnson Mountain Boys -- Hills of Home -- Rounder Past the Point of Rescue -- Gary Ferguson -- I'm Really Leaving -- Webco The Ballad of Thunder Road -- R.B. Morris -- Take That Ride -- Oh Boy Six Days on the Road -- Steve Earle -- Ain't Ever Satisfied -- Hip-O Our Town -- Iris DeMent -- The Folkscene Collection -- Red House He Don't Care About Me -- Kelly Willis -- Uprooted -- Shanachie Drunkard's Blues -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts w/Kelly Hogan -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot I Don't Care if the Sun Don't Shine -- The Brother Boys -- Presley's Grocery -- Sugar Hill The Way I Am -- Greta Lee -- This Ain't Over Yet Sixty Acres -- James McMurtry -- It Had to Happen -- Sugar Hill Train on the Island -- Stephen Wade -- Dancing in the Parlor -- County Dixie Hoedown -- Richard Bennett -- A Long Lonesome Time -- Rebel (1/30@Down Home) Boll Weevil/Tuttle's Reel -- Mike Cross -- High Powered, Low Flying -- Sugar Hill Your Cheatin' Heart -- Hank Williams -- 24 of Hank Williams' Greatest Hits -- Mercury Knoxville Girl -- Jimmy Martin -- Me 'n Ole Pete -- Hollywood Big Hoedown -- Tom, Brad Alice -- Been There Still -- Copper Creek Who'll Stop the Rain -- One Riot One Ranger -- Side Tracks -- Hayden's Ferry (2/11@Bird's Eye View) Pigeon Roost -- Bluegrass Reunion -- Bluegrass Reunion -- Acoustic Disc Working on a Building -- Johnson Mountain Boys -- Bluegrass Spirit -- Easydisc Sick, Sober Sorry -- Johnny Bond -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino The Wild Side of Life -- Hank Thompson and His Brazos Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Baby, I'm Ready -- The Tunesmiths -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Car Hoppin' Mama -- Hawkshaw Hawkins -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Let's Don't and Say We Did -- Vern Gosdin -- The Voice -- BTM Southern Rain -- Cowboy Junkies -- Essential Junk -- RCA Can't Get There from Here -- Jerry Douglas and Peter Rowan -- Yonder -- Sugar Hill Aragon Mill -- Dry Branch Fire Squad -- Live! at Last -- Rounder Smoky Mountain Memories -- Dolly Parton -- Heartsongs -- Blue Eye When There's No One Around -- Tim O'Brien -- When There's No One Around -- Sugar Hill I'll Take the Blame -- The Stanley Brothers -- The Early Starday/King Years -- Highland Teach Me About Love -- Lyle Lovett -- Step Inside This House -- Curb/MCA Jug Band Music -- Lucinda Williams -- Ramblin' -- Smithsonian Folkways Foggy Mountain Breakdown -- J.D. Crowe the New South -- Live in Japan -- Rounder Mary Danced with Soldiers -- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band -- Will the Circle Be Unbroken II -- Universal Let the Mystery Be -- Iris DeMent -- Infamous Angel -- Warner Brothers Rise and Shine -- Kristi Rose the Handsome Strangers -- Nashville: The Other Side of the Alley -- Bloodshot Sheik of Araby -- Cluster Pluckers -- Just Pluck It -- CPR I Am a Town -- Mary Chapin Carpenter -- Live at the Iron Horse -- Signature Sounds Welfare Music -- Bottle Rockets -- The Brooklyn Side -- TAG Sad, Sad Music -- Dwight Yoakum -- If There Was a Way -- Warner Brothers Country Gentleman -- Chet Atkins -- Classic Country Music: A Smithsonian Collection, Vol. 2 -- RCA Highway 52 -- Dave Evans Riverbend -- The Vetco Sessions -- Vetco And that's the end of a Tennessee Saturday Night for another week. Submissions for airplay consideration, comments, valentines, naughty polaroids, and help
RE: Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night 01/30/99
Highway 52 -- Dave Evans Riverbend -- The Vetco Sessions -- Vetco Yowza! This is an album that I think a lot of P2ers would like. Evans came to the fore back in the 70s as banjo player/tenor singer with Larry Sparks before striking out on his own. He cut two albums for Vetco before moving on to Rebel, and the Vetco sides, more or less collected on this CD, show him at his most, er, enthusiastic. I disremember the rhythm section guys, but the fiddler, Danny Cade, is even mo' wilder than Dave, which makes for a pretty high-octane combination. This song is my favorite of the bunch, inasmuch as I've passed through the towns named in it a whole heap of times. I imagine Terry Smith has, too. Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night-- 1/23/99
Howdy, I had intended to play a three or four song set of Decca tunes from the Decca box set. Instead, the show evolved into a full blown Decca-themed show, with about an hour and a half worth of music from the Decca vaults. For what it's worth, I received more audience response to this installment of Tennessee Saturday Night than any other, except possibly the Cas Walker tribute show. The Decca stuff was good to have from the box set, because admittedly, I was a bit tired tonight. I had come on the air at 2:30 that afternoon to prepare for a live in-studio interview with the Freight Hoppers. With the exception of a 90 minute dinner break just before the kick-off of Tennessee Saturday Night, I was on the air continuously until midnight. The Decca set helped me conserve my energy for the Fringe and our special live guests. But, I digress... Here's what a Tennessee Saturday Night sounds like, with a special thanks to all the folks who've worked through the years at Decca records. (Contact information, etc., follows the playlist) Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #18 -- 7 PM to 10 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- January 23, 1999 Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley w/The Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino Fall on My Knees -- The Freight Hoppers -- Waiting on the Gravy Train -- Rounder When It Rains I Get Wet -- Hillbilly Idol -- Town and Country -- HBI Pink Pedal Pushers -- Carl Perkins -- Restless: The Columbia Recordings -- Columbia Back to the Barrooms -- J.D. Crowe the New South -- Come On Down to My World -- Rounder That's How I Got to Memphis -- Kelly Willis -- Real: The Tom T. Hall Project -- Sire Do-Re-Mi -- Woody Guthrie -- Hills of Home -- Rounder Marcella -- The Deliberate Strangers -- Mood Music for Snake Handlers -- Payday Nagasaki -- The Cluster Pluckers -- Just Pluck It -- CPR Give Back My Heart -- Lyle Lovett -- Pontiac -- MCA/Curb College Horn Pipe -- Mark O'Connor -- Hills of Home -- Rounder Sink the Bismarck -- Johnny Horton -- Johnny Horton's Greatest Hits -- I Never Picked Cotton -- Johnny Cash -- Unchained -- American Penneyrille -- Blue Mother Tupelo -- My Side of the Road (1/23@Baker-Peter's Jazz Club) Best Friend -- Mike Cross -- High Powered, Low Flying -- Sugar Hill (1/23@Down Home) Our Town -- Iris DeMent -- Infamous Angel -- Warner Brothers (1/23@Bird's Eye View) Lookin' For Love -- Junior Brown -- Long Walk Back -- MCA/Curb (1/29@Bijou) Texas Plains -- Stuart Hamblen His Covered Wagon Jubilee -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA After the Fire Is Gone -- Loretta Lynn Conway Twitty -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Honky Tonk Songs -- Dolly Parton -- Hungry Again -- Decca (Texas Plains was the first hillbilly recording from Decca's new "Hillbilly" series in 1934. After the Fire Is Gone was written in 1970 by L.E. White, a fiddler from my hometown and an army buddy of my great-uncle's. Hungry Again is the best album of 1998.) Uncle Pen -- Bill Monroe and His Bluegrass Boys -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Put It Off Until Tomorrow -- Bill Phillips -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Short Life of Trouble -- Riley Puckett -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Fraulein -- Bobby Helms -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Raggedy Ann -- Jimmy Dickens -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA They Took the Stars Out of Heaven -- Floyd Tillman His Favorite Playboys -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Tennessee -- Jimmy Martin -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA The Eyes of Texas -- Milton Brown and His Brownies -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Pork Chop Stomp -- Grady Martin and His Winging Strings -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA I Never Had the One I Wanted -- Claude Gray -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Truck Driver's Blues -- Cliff Bruner and His Boys -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Another -- Roy Drusky -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA This Much a Man -- Marty Robbins -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy -- Red Foley -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Hello Vietnam -- Johnny Wright -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Bile Dem Cabbage Down -- Clayton McMichen's Georgia Wildcats -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Blue Days, Black Nights -- Buddy Holly -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA My Dixie Darlin' -- The Carter Family -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA I'm Sorry -- Brenda Lee -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Coal Miner's Daughter -- Loretta Lynn -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Walking the Floor Over You -- Ernest Tubb -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA It Ain't Easy Being Me -- Chris Knight -- Chris Knight -- Decca Sweet Dreams -- Patsy Cline -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA I Ain't Never -- Webb Pierce -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Rocky Top -- The Osborne Brothers -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA The Salt in My Tears -- Dolly Parton -- Hungry Again -- Decca Hello Darlin' -- Conway Twitty -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA Paralyzed -- Elvis Presley -- Elvis 56 -- RCA Great Balls of Fire -- New Grass Revival -- New Gra
Playlist: Tennessee Saturday Night 1/16/99
Howdy, A little late in getting this posted, but really, you weren't listening when I played the music the first time, so I figured you'd live. The sharp-eyed among you will notice that my normal theme song didn't get played this week. The disc containing it went missing. I improvised and somehow maintained control of the evening. Contact information, etc., follows the playlist. Here's a Tennessee Saturday Night, Tennessee-style. Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #17 -- 7 PM to 10 PM WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- January 16, 1999 I've Got Five Dollars and It's Saturday Night -- Faron Young -- Live Fast, Love Hard -- Country Music Foundation Sheik of Araby -- The Cluster Pluckers -- Just Pluck It -- CPR That's All Right Mama -- Carl Perkins -- Restless -- Columbia Honky Tonk Man -- Johnny Horton -- Greatest Hits -- Columbia Hey! Hey! Hey! -- The Stanley Brothers -- The Complete Columbia Stanley Brothers -- Columbia Thanks a Lot -- Robbie and Ron McCoury -- Robbie and Ron McCoury -- Rounder Play Me Some George Jones Songs -- Jimmy Martin -- Me 'N Ole Pete -- Hollywood Where Grass Won't Grow -- George Jones w/Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, and Trisha Yearwood -- The Bradley Barn Sessions -- MCA Just Joshin' -- Josh Graves -- Josh Graves -- Rebel God's Own Jukebox -- Chris Wall -- Tainted Angel -- Cold Spring Way Down Deep -- Ralph Stanley w/Vern Gosdin -- Clinch Mountain Country -- Rebel (1/16@Tennessee Theater) Red Clay Halo -- Nashville Bluegrass Band -- American Beauty -- Sugar Hill (1/16 @Tennessee Theater) Nobody's Business -- Freight Hoppers -- Waiting on the Gravy Train -- Rounder (1/22@Down Home, 1/23@Laurel Theater) Summertime -- Allen Shadd -- A Cut Above -- Mid-Knight Records Faded Love -- The Kentucky Colonels -- Appalachian Swing -- Rounder Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms -- Flatt Scruggs -- The Complete Mercury Sessions -- Mercury Paddy on the Pike -- Wilson Douglas -- The Merrimac Anthology -- Rounder There Goes My Love -- Chris Hillman Herb Pedersen -- Bakersfield Bound -- Sugar Hill Where Ya Been -- The Derailers -- Jackpot -- Watermelon Ring of Fire -- Johnny Cash -- Super Hits of the 60s -- Epic Will I Do -- Prairie Oyster -- Everybody Knows -- RCA Rock and Roll -- The Lonesome River Band -- Looking for Yourself -- Rebel Mama Tried -- The Cluster Pluckers -- Unplucked -- CPR Leavin' Tennessee -- Robert Earl Keen -- West Textures -- Sugar Hill I Ain't Gonna Let It Happen No More -- Tennessee Ernie Ford -- Vintage Collections -- Capitol Almost Persuaded -- David Houston -- Super Hits of the 60s -- Epic I Count the Tears -- Rosanne Cash -- Till the Night Is Gone -- Forward When I'm In Dixie -- Adie Grey -- Brand New Old Time Music -- Hey Baby Take Me Back to Tulsa -- Don Walser and the Pure Texas Band -- The Archives Series, Vol. 2 -- Watermelon Feel Good Day -- Continental Divide -- Feel Good Day -- Pinecastle Better Off Believin' -- Hillbilly Idol -- Town Country -- HBI Hello Walls -- Faron Young -- All-Time Greatest Hits -- Curb I Like My Chicken Fryin' Size -- Merle Travis -- The Best of Merle Travis -- Rhino Hey Joe -- Carl Smith -- Honky Tonk Heroes -- Columbia I'll Try Not to Cry Tonight -- Elena Skye the Demolition String Band -- One Dog Town -- North Hollow I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart -- Patsy Montana the Prairie Ramblers -- The Golden Age -- Columbia When I'm Gone -- The Carter Family -- Their Complete Victor Recordings: Worried Man Blues 1930 -- Rounder Down in Washington -- Honky Tonk Confidential -- Honky Tonk Confidential -- Too Many Dogs Frankie and Johnny -- Jimmie Rodgers -- The Singing Brakeman -- Bear Family Long Gone Lonesome Blues -- Marty Robbins -- Hank Williams Songbook -- Columbia The Blizzard -- Jim Reeves -- Legendary Country Singers -- Time Life I Think I'll Fall in Love -- One Riot One Ranger -- Side Tracks -- Hayden's Ferry Columbus Stockade -- Woody Guthrie -- Deja Vu -- Modern Times Memphis Tennessee -- Jim Jesse -- Y'all Come -- Epic New White House Blues -- The Ghost Rockets -- Bootlegs What Made Milwaukee Famous -- Jerry Lee Lewis -- The Jerry Lee Lewis Anthology -- Rhino Tweedle Dee -- Wanda Jackson -- Right or Wrong/There's a Party Goin' On -- TNT Looking for the Killerman -- Kevin Gordon -- Cadillac Jack's #1 Son -- Shanachie Love's Not Everything -- Connie Smith -- Connie Smith Sleepy-Eyed John/Tom Jerry -- Laurie Lewis Tom Rozum -- Hand Picked -- Rounder Let's Chase Each Other Around the Room -- Merle Haggard -- Down Every Road -- Capitol Union County -- Jimmy Martin -- 1954-1974 -- Bear Family Peaches and Cream -- Pee Wee King The Golden West Cowboys -- Pee Wee King The Golden West Cowboys -- Bear Family Bury Me in Bluegrass -- Kate Campbell -- Songs from the Levee -- Compass St. Louis Blues -- Craig Smith -- Craig Smith -- Rounder Charade -- Craig Smith -- Craig Smith -- Rounder # # # And that's a Tennessee Saturday Night...until next Saturday. Does your music have a place in a Tennessee Saturday Night
